The Center for Teaching & Learning (CTL) and ASSETT at CU Boulder offer free and confidential classroom observations for educators at all levels. Whether you’re a tenured professor, instructor, or ...

Step 2: Observation Classroom Observation (face-to-face or online) The observer arrives well in advance. The instructor explains the process to students and introduces the observer. The observer takes ...

Some measure of teachers’ classroom practices, usually in the form of observation, is at the core of nearly every proposal and early-stage rollout of the next generation of teacher performance ...

Observation in early education is far more than watching children play. It involves closely examining behaviors, interactions ...

Participate in a Faculty Teaching Fellow-facilitated microteaching practice session outside of class; Request a Peer Observation. Once we receive your request, we will try to get back to you within a ...

Classroom observations — one of the most widely-used forms of teacher evaluation — might be setting teachers up to fail. Teachers might be at a disadvantage during classroom observation of their ...

Classroom observation is the bridge between the worlds of theory and practice. It can provide school directors and mentors with formative feedback for individual teachers.

Teach Primary is a free classroom observation tool that provides a window into one of the less explored and more important aspects of a child’s education: what goes on in the classroom.The tool is ...

Student teaching is a full-time program, requiring at least 13 weeks in a prek-12 classroom with a mentor teacher. A teacher candidate works five days each week in the classroom. During the first week ...

Provide instructors observation and shadowing opportunities with their peers, so that they may improve their teaching abilities and increase their teaching capacity; Engage and support instructors to ...

A custom web-based system is making for more thoughtful classroom observation. Instructional leaders need to know what is happening when the bell rings and the door closes — in every classroom, in ...

It's also changing the way classroom observations are conducted. The scheduled or unscheduled visits from administrators have long been a cornerstone of teacher evaluations.