The checklist documents a classroom observation of a student presentation activity. It contains 14 items to mark as evident or not evident regarding the teacher's instructions, guidance, feedback and discipline, as well as the students' understanding, participation, behavior and attention during the activity. The teacher is evaluated on providing a rubric, instructions, importance of the activity, and consequences and discipline. The students are evaluated on understanding the rubrics and instructions, following rules, watching peers, and knowing the importance.
The checklist documents a classroom observation of a student presentation activity. It contains 14 items to mark as evident or not evident regarding the teacher's instructions, guidance, feedback and discipline, as well as the students' understanding, participation, behavior and attention during the activity. The teacher is evaluated on providing a rubric, instructions, importance of the activity, and consequences and discipline. The students are evaluated on understanding the rubrics and instructions, following rules, watching peers, and knowing the importance.
The checklist documents a classroom observation of a student presentation activity. It contains 14 items to mark as evident or not evident regarding the teacher's instructions, guidance, feedback and discipline, as well as the students' understanding, participation, behavior and attention during the activity. The teacher is evaluated on providing a rubric, instructions, importance of the activity, and consequences and discipline. The students are evaluated on understanding the rubrics and instructions, following rules, watching peers, and knowing the importance.
1. The teacher gave the students a rubric ̸ before they start the presentation. 2. The teacher gave instruction for the students’ guide in the whole duration of ̸ the activity. 3. The teacher cited the importance of the ̸ activity for the students. 4. The teacher lets the students know of the consequences when they will not ̸ follow the rules. 5. The teacher disciplines the students in ̸ the way of not making them embarrassed. 6. The teacher give the each group ̸ praises after their presentation. 7. The teacher guides the students in the ̸ start until the end of the presentation. 8. The students understand the rubrics ̸ well by showing it in their presentation. 9. The students understand the ̸ instructions given to them by the teacher. 10. The students have a clear view of the ̸ importance of the activity given to them. 11. The students follow the rules given to ̸ them in the whole duration of the activity. 12. The students are watching in their ̸ classmate’s presentation. 13. The students follow their teacher ̸ when they are being disciplined. 14. The students knows the importance of ̸ the activity for them