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Do Now: 2/6/13 What does effective instruction look like? What about effective management?

Do Now: 2/6/13 What does effective instruction look like? What about effective management?. “On Stage” Teaching Competencies. Lesson Delivery Maximizes Instructional Time Academic Engagement/Accountability Behavior Management/Accountability. Lesson Delivery “Look Fors ”.

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Do Now: 2/6/13 What does effective instruction look like? What about effective management?

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  1. Do Now: 2/6/13 What does effective instruction look like? What about effective management?

  2. “On Stage” Teaching Competencies • Lesson Delivery • Maximizes Instructional Time • Academic Engagement/Accountability • Behavior Management/Accountability

  3. Lesson Delivery “Look Fors” • Clearly stated objective. • Lesson activities aligned to objective. • Instruction is presented clearly & concisely. • Terms defined accurately. • Higher order questions. • Lesson stays “on track”—does not stray (excessively) from objective.

  4. Maximizes Instructional Time “Look Fors” • Little time lost on classroom procedures. • Little time lost transitioning between parts of the lesson/lesson activities. • Reasonable/appropriate time spent on each component of the lesson. • Sense of urgency.

  5. Academic Engagement/Accountability “Look fors” • Clear expectation of student participation. • High level of participation, from a variety of students. • Students engaged in a variety of activities. • Minimized idle time • Use of varied questioning strategies & response expectations.

  6. Behavioral Management/Accountability “Look Fors” • Clearly stated behavioral directions. • Misbehaviors addressed quickly with little interruption. • Use of verbal and non verbal behavior cues. • Respectful, positive classroom tone.

  7. Ms. McGrath • Wednesday morning (704) • Unruly student was present. • 1-2 other students absent. • 21 students in the room. • First day on new content: Air pollution. • While watching… • Keep track of positive and negative evidence for each of the four on stage domains.

  8. Viewing Norms • Be honest. Be critical. Be supportive. • Be open to giving, and getting, feedback. • Note from Ms. McGrath: • I’ve already reviewed this video with TNTP. I am aware of my instructional strengths and areas for growth. PLEASE do not feel like you need to cloud, coat or blur your critical or supportive feedback.

  9. Group Jigsaw Share Out

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