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10 tips, tools and techniques for observing lessons

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Improve teaching practice by observing lessons. Article by Lyra-Marie Burton.

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Measuring Progress: A Pointless Exercise? by @guruteaching

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Last time you were observed teaching a lesson, did your observer focus on ‘measuring progress’

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Who watches the watchers? by @CambridgeMaths

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“We … find ourselves continually trying to accommodate new realities within inappropriate existing institutions, and

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Lesson Observations by @Exe_Head

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This year’s top priority for our school is to improve the wellbeing of staff and

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Removing grades from lesson observations? Warning! by @beautifullyfra1

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If you have removed grading lesson observations, are you still grading teachers? How are you

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Why I’m No Longer Terrified of Observations by @miss_hopper

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– [pullquote]“You’re being observed next week…”[/pullquote] Such a simple sentence as this strikes fear and

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News: Teaching Observation Outcomes – You may not be as good/bad as you think!

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– Part of the routine of teaching practice, at some point, will include being observed

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Session 20: Lesson Observations: How do we get the best from them?

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–Session Title Lesson Observations: How do we get the best from them? Summary of Session

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