How to use them effectively to develop subject knowledge
Lesson observations are an important element of teacher training and continuing teacher professional development. They contribute most effectively to improving the practice of the teacher being observed when the observed person values them and the observer provides targeted, subject specific feedback. In this article, teacher trainer Dom Shibli explains how and why to make lesson observations effective and successful, and signposts resources to share in targeted feedback.
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