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Mind Map Of Peer Observation

Peer Observation
Purpose and
benefits
Companionship
and help in the
process with the
students.
Observing situations
situations that escape in the
development of the class
in the classroom.
Discuss working with a colleague
a colleague in the face of
situation that arises.
Procedures used
for peer observation
Written narrative
Field notes
Check lists
Describe the significant
significant times within the
Objective and precise language
and precise.
Advantages
Disadvantages
Broad vision
of the class,
you can
whether the plan was
the lesson plan
plan was carried out.
It is difficult to describe in
real time the language between teacher and student
Brief descriptions of events
during the class, it can be with time intervals.
Advantages
Disadvantages
It is a flexible
flexible way of observing
a class
The information
may be insufficient
to capture what is really
really happens
in the classroom.
It is a kind of inventory
that is filled in as the class is class is observed
Advantages
Disadvantages
It is specific;
collects information
on specific aspects of a lesson
They go into detail and do not really really realize what is going on in the classroom
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author Evelin Lugo
This is a Mind Map Of Peer Observation. When a teacher observes another teacher in order to improve their classroom practice, this is known as peer observation. A peer can be any coworker who is eager to help you. They could be from a different department or year team, or they could be a member of the senior leadership team who has recently started teaching. Peer observation is a two-way process that can help both the observer and the instructor being observed improve their learning and teaching. In EdrawMind community, you can get more templates of education or other topics in study, work and life.
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