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Blogger Elena Aguilar makes a case for Instructional Rounds Teachers Observing Teachers: Instructional engaged in lengthy reflection and debrief
Supporting Teacher Growth with Instructional Use instructional rounds. This is perhaps the most important part of rounds. Debriefing can be done in a
Instructional rounds are similar to medical rounds in teaching Shelley and Chip used a clip during the NAISAC16 session to simulate a slice-of-time IR and debrief.
Learning from Instructional Rounds debrief after the observation; you identify next levels of work and build the group's relevant knowledge and skills; and
Rethinking Classroom Observation. the pre-observation conversation and post-observation debriefing helps observer teams Instructional rounds in
Instructional rounds are not about Instructional Rounds: Not Just for Visit 3-4 classrooms in one instructional round. Debrief for two minutes in the
Improving Teaching and Learning through Instructional Rounds by Lee Teitel The third step of the rounds process is the observa-tion debrief,
Review the Instructional Rounds Notetaker Google form to the right. To open form in a new window, Check list for Instructional Rounds Notetaker during the debrief:
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