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Post-Observation Reflection Form

This post-observation reflection form asks a teacher to reflect on a recent lesson, including the level of student engagement, whether instructional goals were met, if the lesson plan was altered and why, what they would do differently if teaching the lesson again, samples of student work, and the teaching standards used. The teacher and observer then sign and date the completed form.

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Post-Observation Reflection Form

This post-observation reflection form asks a teacher to reflect on a recent lesson, including the level of student engagement, whether instructional goals were met, if the lesson plan was altered and why, what they would do differently if teaching the lesson again, samples of student work, and the teaching standards used. The teacher and observer then sign and date the completed form.

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POST-OBSERVATION REFLECTION FORM

Name: School:
Grade/Subject:
Observation Date: Time:
Post-conference Date: Time:

1. If you reflect on the lesson, to what extent were students productively engaged?

2. Did the students learn what you intended? Were your instructional goals met? How
do you know?

3. Did you alter my goals or instructional plan as you taught the lesson? If so, why?

4. If you had the opportunity to teach this lesson again to this same group of students,
what would you do differently? Why?

5. Provide several samples of student work related to this lesson. The samples should
reflect the full range of student ability in your class and include the feedback you
provide to students on their papers.

6. List the Teaching Standards/Criteria/Strategies that were used to this lesson.

Demonstration Teacher’s signature/Date Observer’s signature/Date

POST-OBSERVATION REFLECTION FORM Name: School: Grade/Subject: Observation Date: Time: Post-conference Date: Time: 1. If you r

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