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EPISODE 23: Score High on Your Teacher Observation

Your teacher observation can feel dreadful.  But with a little shift in mindset,  you will see that it’s just a great way to showcase your strengths as an educator and to show your administrator your worth.  Getting observed can be very stressful, but with some “no fail” tips, you will impress your administrators and score high.

In this episode, we are going to talk about selecting the perfect lesson for your teacher observation. 

We will discuss:

  • Anticipatory Sets
  • Scoring High Using Less Teaching
  • Centers
  • Your Movement around the class
  • Higher Level Questioning
  • Closure

I am hopeful that through my experience, this podcast will get you to ace your next observation.

Let’s connect!

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Linda Asaro

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