# | Criterion | Rating | Comments |
O | S | N | NA |
Teaching Performance |
1 | Included an introduction (C, I) · Welcomed the class · Devoted sufficient time to this important task · Stated day’s objective(s) up front · Related lesson to previously learned material · Gave examples/short story to illustrate importance | | | | | |
2 | Demonstrated knowledge of content (C) · Knowledge of game/activity · Use of correct terminology | | | | | |
3 | Included effective learning activities (C) · Used activities appropriate for learning objective(s) - Part vs. whole practice - “By-the-numbers” part practice - Closed vs. open skill practice · Used innovative learning activities · Avoided superfluous/detracting activities | | | | | |
4 | Presented in an organized and clear manner (C, I) · Lesson activities flowed in a logical progression - Part to whole - Closed to open - Individual to group · Verbal explanations were clear and concise | | | | | |
5 | Used effective physical demonstrations (C, I) · Showed correct form through visual demonstration · Linked visual demonstration to verbal learning cues · Words and actions were compatible | | | | | |
6 | Used effective vocal communication (I, P) · Clear enunciation · Sufficient voice projection · Faced toward students throughout verbal instruction · Adjusted volume to conditions, as necessary | | | | | |
7 | Integrated technology effectively (C) | | | | | |
8 | Included an effective closure (C, I) · Devoted sufficient time to this important task · Briefly summarized lesson content · Asked questions for understanding of key points · Issued group feedback (trends observed) · Encouraged students to practice outside class · Linked class to follow-on class(es) · Issued administrative reminders | | | | | |
Class Management |
9 | Began and ended class on time (P) | | | | | |
10 | Maintained a high degree of student time-on-task (I, P) · Used concise verbal instruction · Minimized transition time between segments · Minimized administrative time · Paced class well | | | | | |
11 | Used effective instructional formations (C, P) Examples: · Linear (or linear in 2 or more ranks) · Circular (or concentric circular) · Semi-circular (or semi-circular in 2 or more ranks) · Gauntlet (2 ranks facing toward each other) · V-shaped | | | | | |
12 | Used appropriate equipment in lesson (C, P) | | | | | |
13 | Well-prepared and organized (C, P) · Lesson plan submitted in advance · Structured, well-organized lesson · Equipment set up before class | | | | | |
14 | Maintained a safe environment (C, I, P) · Issued safety briefing and/or cueing as needed · Structured activities to avoid inadvertent collisions and/or tripping/slipping hazards · Ensured students wore appropriate attire and footwear · Avoided use of unserviceable equipment · Planned sufficient breaks and opportunities to hydrate · Moved activity indoors during inclement weather (situation-dependent) | | | | | |
Teacher Role During Instruction |
15 | Role modeled well (I) · Comfortable in position of responsibility · Motivational affect · Dressed in appropriate attire | | | | | |
16 | Actively observed/monitored the class (P) · Maintained “global awareness” · Moved about the class setting · Sought to find students practicing correctly · Sought to find students practicing incorrectly | | | | | |
17 | Delivered individual feedback (C, I, P) · Gave specific knowledge of performance · Gave motivational/corrective feedback as needed · Used the “feedback sandwich” as appropriate | | | | | |
18 | Delivered group feedback (C, I, P) · Perceived if sizable part of class struggling · Stopped action as needed to give group feedback | | | | | |
19 | Modified instruction as appropriate (C, P) · Perceived the need to do so · Adjusted activities and/or level of difficulty | | | | | |
20 | Treated students with dignity and respect (I) | | | | | |
21 | Demonstrated good rapport with students (I) · Healthy class climate evident · Displayed engaging, approachable demeanor · Interacted with every student · Exhibited encouragement and enthusiasm | | | | | |