Observation Report 2 (Boyoung)
Observation Report 2 (Boyoung)
Observation Notebook
Observation Report
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Observation
Environment (include
Observation # _2_
Class
Skill/Content
Class
Teacher
Level/Number
URL if the class was
(Beg./Int./Adv.)
online)
01/27/2015 IEP Room 139
Grammar
400 Level
Karen Gregg
(Intermediate)
Focus on relevant areas from the What Can Be Observed handout. Notice how the
teacher handles these areas during the class.
OBJECTIVE OF THE LESSON:
STUDENTS WILL BE ABLE TO DISTINGUISH BETWEEN SIMPLE PAST AND PAS
T PROGRESSIVE WITH SPECIFIC EXAMPLES.
Notes while observing:
Warm-up (3 min)
T checks attendance, and matches Ss in pairs randomly. T asks Ss about absent Ss.
Review (10 min)
T asks Ss turn the page that Ss learned last class, and checks the answers again by
pointing the right answers on the board. To help Ss' understanding, T gives example
sentences, which compares between simple past and past progressive. (e.g. I exercised at
8:00, I was exercising at 8:00). To make more example sentences, T asks Ss what they
did yesterday, and writes sentences on the board. During T's explanation, Ss asks
questions naturally that makes them confusing.
Homework checking + Practice (15 min)
T walks around the class, and checks if the homework is done or not. Then, T makes
every Ss participate by giving Ss opportunity to answer the questions. After each answer,
T lets Ss discuss with partner if it is right or not. T writes wrong answer intentionally, and
Ss response actively which part is wrong. Changing into correct answer, T give Ss
general rules based on examples. During checking the right answers in the homework
papers, T continues make example sentences to help Ss understand well. When T makes
examples, T requires Ss tell their ideas, opinion, and events that occurs in these days.
Also, T keeps asking why the answer is right or wrong, and Ss think for a while and give
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