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When being observed, it is natural to feel anxiety, for the entire observation to go by in a blur. Oftentimes when the observer leaves the classroom the teacher will instantly start to consider all the things he/she did "wrong" instead of the many great things that happened. Every class period and lesson is unique, and this observation is just a sliver into what you do on a daily basis.

Teacher Evaluation, ReflectionEric BransteterMarch 27, 2019Teacher Evaluations, Teacher Observations

5 Considerations When Observing Teachers

Is it even possible to balance all aspects of education in the 21st century and keep a healthy life/work balance? Maybe not, but we can sure try! One way of balancing all that is required of administrators related to observations is to keep in mind the following five considerations when completing observations:

Teacher Evaluation, Reflection, Professional DevelopmentEric BransteterMarch 20, 2019Teacher Evaluations, Teacher Observations Comments