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W.G. Pearson Instructional Walk-Through Form: Subject
W.G. Pearson Instructional Walk-Through Form: Subject
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Administrator Observing
Christy Boykin
Star Sampson
Eric Lockard
Social Contract
Utilized - Samples
Include: Referring
to Social Contract
to remind
students of
appropriate
behavior, Choose
Social Contract
raters to critique
how well class did
with following
social contract
A rmations -
Samples Include:
Students give two
a rmations for
every "put down",
System is in Place
for Giving
A rmations
Attention signal of
"Time Out" is used
frequently
High expectations
to learn for all
students
4 questions are
used to address
behavior
Classroom is neat
and clean
Effective
Transitions;
Routines and
Procedures
evident
Instruction
Partially
Observed Not Observed N/A
Observed
Lesson is aligned
to common core or
essential standard
Students are
writing to show
evidence of their
learning
I can statements
are posted, neat
and current
Students interact
with I can
statements -
Answering LEQ (or
sub LEQ) with a
partner or in
journal, Vocabulary
activities with
words on the
learning map
Students are
aware of learning
goal or target
Checks for
understanding
throughout lesson
Students' guided
and independent
activities are
directly aligned to
how concepts are
presented in
modeled lesson
Lesson follows
framework
Guided Reading
20 minutes or less
spent on mini-
lesson
Effective
strategies used to
ensure all students
are participating
and attentive
Higher levels of
Revised Bloom's
Taxonomy
Mathematical
Practices are re-
inforced
Guided Math
Calculators used
(2nd-5th)
Engagement
Partially
Observed Not Observed N/A
Observed
Collaborative
group activities
Student
discussions
Interactive
engagement
strategies used
Visuals,
manipulatives,
and/or anchor
charts are used
during lessons
Centers
Partially
Observed Not Observed N/A
Observed
Most Centers
require a nish
product from
students
Independent
Reading Center is
paired with a
reading or writing
task
Word
wall/vocabulary
activity (sample
center, highly
encouraged)
Writing is
incorporated in
center
Additional Comments
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Suggestions
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