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This document is a teacher evaluation summary for Caley Petty. The evaluator, Sharon McNary, rated Ms. Petty at a level 3 out of 5 for most indicators, with a level 5 rating for content engagement. Areas of strength included content engagement. The area of improvement was higher-level thinking skills, specifically modeling the thought process for generating questions. The evaluator provided specific praise for how Ms. Petty engaged students and had them demonstrate strategies. The action step suggested modeling the question generating process aloud and having students practice with a new text.

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Unannounced Observation

This document is a teacher evaluation summary for Caley Petty. The evaluator, Sharon McNary, rated Ms. Petty at a level 3 out of 5 for most indicators, with a level 5 rating for content engagement. Areas of strength included content engagement. The area of improvement was higher-level thinking skills, specifically modeling the thought process for generating questions. The evaluator provided specific praise for how Ms. Petty engaged students and had them demonstrate strategies. The action step suggested modeling the question generating process aloud and having students practice with a new text.

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Unannounced Observation #2 4.14

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Assessment : Teacher Effectiveness Measure
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A McNary, Sharon K Unannounced Observation (Evaluator)

Level 1 – Level 5 –
Significantly Level 2 – Level 3 – Level 4 – Significant
Below Below Meeting Above Above
Teach Domain Expectations Expectations Expectations Expectations Expectatio

Indicator 1 – Objective
Driven Lessons
A
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Indicator 2 – Explain
Content
A
 Feedback

Indicator 3 –
Appropriately
Challenging Work A
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Indicator 4 – Content
Engagement
A
 Feedback

Indicator 5 – Higher-
Level Thinking Skills
A
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Indicator 6 – Check for


Understanding
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Indicator 7 –
Instructional Time
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Areas of Strength TEACH 4: Content Engagement

Areas of Improvement TEACH 5: HigherLevel Thinking Skills

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Descriptor for
Improvement is found

Descriptor for Descriptor 2


Improvement

Precise Praise  Students know how to self-select strategies that will help them master lesson
objective(s). Ms. Petty also allowed the  students to explain or demonstrate
the strategies they used and how the strategies relate to what they were
learning in terms of content standards. This was evident when Ms. Petty
modeled annotating the text.
Students demonstrated the strategy of highlighting and underlining relevant
text and keywords during the model. Students were snapping when they
found keywords and circling them as they read. In the small group, the above
grade level group demonstrated that the can use the strategies of identifying
relevant text with annotations by doing them without prompting while they
read. Students selected using the strategy of underlining and a student said
she underlines because it helps her remember what is important.

Specific Development Although Ms. Petty modeled her thinking process aloud, she did not model
Area  her thought process for generating and asking questions, so that students
could then begin  to generate their own questions. This was evident in my
observation and Ms. Petty's self-score. In her self-score, she said, " During
the squid passage, the teacher models her thinking and the questioning that
happens if she were looking for the text structure. After the first sentence,
the teacher stops and says, "I just saw a keyword! I am going to circle it so I
know that it is important."

She modeled her thought process but not for asking questions.

Action Steps (connected -Be very deliberate in modeling your thought process for asking questions
to anticipated student aloud.
learning outcomes) -Tell the students that you are going to model your thought process for
asking questions aloud. Tell them to observe you so they can then develop
their own questions.
-Model your thought process aloud for asking questions such as, " I wonder
what type of text structure this is? What do I know? What key words did I
underline? I underlined first, second, then, and next. What do those key
words tell me? They tell me that it is chronological order."
-Then give a new small text and have the students read and ask each other
questions.
-Circulate and Check for understanding.
-Call on students  to share their questions aloud.
-By being this deliberate, the students will hear you model your thought
process for asking questions, develop their own questions, and hear their
peers ask questions. This will not take much time and take away from the
objective.

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