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1 | Date/ Timestamp | Coach | Teacher Name | Subject/Content | Objective | Type of Support | Length of Time Supporting Teacher | Focus: Management | Focus: Rigor | Keep Doing... | Have You Thought About... | Recommendations/Next Steps | Observation Tool | Action Step Guide | Scenario in class | |||||||||||||||||
2 | 12:00 | Example Foster | K - Zeh | Math | I can compare two groups of objects and decide which one is has more | Observe/Debrief | 30 min. | Phase 1: 1. Routines and Procedures | 4. Independent Practice | Being prepared and having kids with papers | Having students participate or giving time for students to write independently | More engagement and student participation, add student independent writing | ||||||||||||||||||||
3 | 8:00 | Soto | Wallace | Reading | I will determine Key ideas and supporting details | Co Teaching | 120 min | Phase 2. Small Talks is occuring. Some students are not on task during independent practice | Phase 2. Explicit Feedback to more than a handful of students | Noticing when students are veering off task and providing feedback | Reminding students of the expectations during class discussion, referrring students to the class compact when of task. | Whole class reset in class discussion and in the moment resets | ||||||||||||||||||||
4 | 9:15 | Pack | Avant | Reading/Writing | I will write a one-paragraph narrative about a first-time experience | Observe/Coteach | 90 min | Phase 1: The teacher does not have clear routines established for the classroom. | Phase 1: The teacher hasn't internalized the lesson properly and may stumble during delivery. Teacher runs out of time and may leave large chunks untaught. | Noticing when students are veering off task and providing feedback | Establishing a routine for Amplify materials- getting them out and putting them back up | More engagement and student participation, add more student to student discussion | ||||||||||||||||||||
5 | 8:00 | Soto | Guyer | PreK | No objective | Observe/ Coaching/ Model | 65 min | Phase 2: Class has slid into low engagement within the same class period | Phase 1: The teacher stumbles and does not know what to do in the I Do part of the lesson | Providing clear routines and procedures | Implementing the curriculum using songs with a literary or math purpose as part of instruction | Internalize the lesson and write down the Objective and Use a Script to Model | ||||||||||||||||||||
6 | 9:15 | Pack | Avant | Reading/Writing | I will quote from the text in describing plot and making inferences. | Observe/Coteach | 90 min | Phase 2: Class has slid into low engagement within the same class period | Phase 1: The teacher has internalized the lesson properly but is still stumbling during delivery. | Providing clear routines and procedures | Finding ways to incorporate more class discussion | More engagement and student participation | ||||||||||||||||||||
7 | 10:30 | Gee | Brown | Math | No objective | observe/model | 30 min | Phase 3 narrate the postive | Check for whole-group understanding: Gather evidence on whole group learning narrate what students do well, not what they do wrong | target the error : focus class discussion the questions where students most struggle to answer correctyly | narrow the focus to the thinking what students are struggeling with | while narrating the positive and /or while scanning during a redirect, look at the studnts who are off task | ||||||||||||||||||||
8 | 12:00 | Pack | Hickmott | Math | No objective | Co-teach | 60 min | Phase 2: Class has slid into low engagement within the same class period | Phase 3: Students move ahead without a clear vision of which (or how many) students comprehend | Providing clear routines and procedures | Finding a way to teach the struggling students in a small group | Plan a time to target the middle to low students- don't leave their instruction up to the high students "helpers" | ||||||||||||||||||||
9 | 10:00 | Gee | Dickey | Reading | No objective | observe | 20 min | focus: Management plan and practice role out | curriculum plan driven | delivery is on target - | script out ideal written responses | |||||||||||||||||||||
10 | 1;45 | Gee | Miller | Math | No objective | observe | 30 min | Phase 4: Monitor the visual evidence of each group progress | push the thinking back on the students through universal prompts | providing wait time for challenging questions | closing the loop after correcting thier error, go back to students with wrong answers to have them revise their answers | teach and model for students the habits that strengthen class conversations | ||||||||||||||||||||
11 | 12:00 9/7 | Soto | PK Team | All | Internalization Plan | Team Lead | 25 min | n/a | n/a | n/a | n/a | Coaching Plan | ||||||||||||||||||||
12 | 9/13 1:00 | Soto | Wallace | Reading | Lesson Delivery | observe | 45min | Phase 3: Engage All Students | Phase 2: Pen in Hand | Vocabulary explanation and connecting vocabulary to prio lessons | Popcicle sticks or name randomizer to select all students for checks for understanding during read alouds | Make sure to call on all students | ||||||||||||||||||||
13 | 9/20/2021 9:40 9:57 and 12:40- 1:10 | Soto | Hudson | Reading | Understand Place Value Units of One, Ten, and Hundred | observe | 45 min | Phase 2: Noticing the earliest actions of non compliance | Phase 2: Does not know what a rigorous response looks like | Model using visuals accompanied by academic vocabulary | Place students in table groups and modelling using document camera | Execute gradual release and maintain all students attention when speaking | ||||||||||||||||||||
14 | 9/20/20212:30 - 1:30 | Gee | Watters | Math | Understand Place Value Units of One, Ten, and Hundred | observe | 1:10 | Phase 1: | Phase 1: Teacher does not have clear routines established for the classroom. | Tone is on point | Setting up the classroom for engagemenet and better flow | We are going to reset the classroom and arrangement | ||||||||||||||||||||
15 | 9/28 1:15- 2:30 | Soto | Thompson | Reading | Student will identify the central idea in the passages about warm and cold blooded animals | observe | 1hr:15 min | Phase 2: The class slid into low engagement without the teacher recognizing it | Phase 1: Teacher hasnt internalized the lesson and may stumble during delivery | Posture and teacher presence | Following the curriculum with fidelity | Prep using the materials recommended by the curriculum. Minimize the student disengagement by moving at a faster pace | Use all lesson components in the lesson | Engage in a lesson internalization for the upcoming lesson and make specfic teaching moves | Teacher omitting teaching materials asked the teacher to add in teaching materials, provided copy of a preped materials, looking for teacher to prep materials properly, supported teacher in internalization for U2L7 | |||||||||||||||||
16 | 1:00 -1:15 | Gee | Watters | Math | Identifying place value | observe | 15 minutes | Phase 1- teacher does not have clear routines established for the classroom | classroom set up - is working so well. Great job!!! I also noticed you have more notes in your TE!!! | Visualize and practice movement in the classroom | make notes in TE on what you will be doing and how it will work for each | |||||||||||||||||||||
17 | 11:20- 11:50 10/7 | Soto | 3rd Grade | Reading | Lesson Internalization Unit 9 | planning | 30 min | n/a | n/a | Annotating lessons and preping materials | Model Lessons and splitting prep duties also removing lessons due to pacing and STAAR in a jigsaw like fashion rather than all at once | Review slides and update with materials listed at the begining of the Lesson. Model lesson components during planning annotate prior to internalization meeting | ||||||||||||||||||||
18 | 8:40-9:00 10/7 | Soto | Guyer, Dilahey | Testing and Data | Baseline data for Letters and Numbers | Key tracking information | 20 min | n/a | n/a | Testing through Circle | Digging into the color code to find specific numbers | At the completion of Circle testing, use the student exact numbers to determine BOY info not previously gathered | ||||||||||||||||||||
19 | 12:20 | Gee | Watters | Coaching | directions with routines and procedures | debrief | 20 min | set goal, and identify difficulty | n/a | classroom set up - is working so well. | intentional annotation: describe every step in instrusction | purposeful preparation everyday, not just the days with co-teachers | ||||||||||||||||||||
20 | 1:45:00 pm 10/7 | Soto | Hudson | Observation | Read Aloud Literal Questions | Follow up | 30 min | Phase 2: Noticing the earliest actions of non compliance | Phase 2: Does not know what a rigorous response looks like | Providing Cues for Learning and redirecting students at earliest actions of non compliance | Asking additonal students the same question and revisiting popcicle sticks as a way to remeber | Continue to use No Opt Out and redirect behavior at earliest issue | ||||||||||||||||||||
21 | 9:20:00 AM 10/7 | Soto | Wallace | Observation | Ask and Answer questions, referring to the text | observation/ coaching | 20 min | Phase 2: Engage all students | Phase 2: Pen in hand | Providing feedback for correct answers | Displaying answers at the end of research to ensure students have found the correct information | Engage all students for high expectation | Use all lesson components in the lesson | Engage in a lesson internalization for the current (upcoming) lesson and make specfic teaching moves | Teacher omitting teaching materials but did provide for extension activity, asked the teacher to add in teaching materials as a check for student recording knowledge obtained from the internet to answer questions | |||||||||||||||||
22 | 12:00:00 PM 10/7 | Soto | PK Team | PD and Data points | Determine PD and Data Points for BOY NOV, FEB, EOY | Planning | 40 min | n/a | n/a | n/a | n/a | n/a | n/a | n/a | n/a | |||||||||||||||||
23 | 4:47:00 AM 10/7 | Soto | Hudson | Reading | Ask and Answer questions, referring to the text | follow up | 15 min | Phase 2: Notice first signs of non compliance | Phase 2: Recognize what a strong response looks like | No opt out | Using sentence stems to support strong responses | Create in text sentence stems with word bank for difficult concepts. Direct student to stem response. | ||||||||||||||||||||
24 | 2:00:00 pm 10/7 | Soto | Thompson | Reading | Ask and Answer questions, referring to the text | observation/ coaching | 15-20 min | Phase 2: The class slid into low engagement without the teacher recognizing it | Phase 1: Teacher hasnt internalized the lesson and may stumble during delivery | Internalizing Lessons with fidelity | Timing segments, waiting for non teacher led time to address behavior issues | Use timer to track minutes discipline takes away from direct teach time | The teacher did not include a time segment | Add time stamps for specific components | The lesson component is not being delivered in the lesson time allotted. Teacher redirects behavior during direct instruction and spends lecture time correcting behavior. | |||||||||||||||||
25 | 8:00 10/13 | Soto | Allen | Reading | feedback on a partner planning and write an original narrative | observation | 50 min | Phase 3: Teacher overly relies on using on strategy for engaging all student | Phase 3: Teacher movers ahead without a clear vision of which students comprehend | Monitoring and adjusting to student needs and recognizing paterns in student output | Creating visuals using your digital teacher guide? | Use visuals to support the lecture content | Instructional materials | locate specific materials needed for the lesson with the teacher | The lesson is delivered verbally to students without instructional visusals to support learning . Anchor charts and scoffolding is not present not sure if students understand goals at specific targets | |||||||||||||||||
26 | 8:00:00 AM 10/13 | Gee | chavira | reading | Writing your aspiration story | observation | 50 min | Phase 3: The teacher tends to call on the same few students over and over. | Teaching a high rigor course content | Popcicle sticks or name randomizer to select all students for checks for understanding during read alouds | Make sure to call on all students | |||||||||||||||||||||
27 | 9:30- 10:45 10/13 | Pack | Commiato | Reading | Writing your aspiration story | observation | 75 min | Phase 3: Teacher overly relies on using on strategy for engaging all student | Phase 3: Teacher's model is confusing or unclear- Students don't understand the goal of the lesson | Monitoring and adjusting to student needs and recognizing patterns in student output | Presenting the examplar throughout the lesson so the students have a clear understanding of the expectation | Use visuals to support the lecture content- exemplars for the steps of the writing process | Do you understand how specific materials support the goals of the lesson? | Model the lesson internalization and discuss why and how to use the specific materials. Rehearse parts of the lesson and model how to use the specific materials. | The lesson is delivered to students without instructional visuals, such as writing exemplars, to support learning. There seems to be a disconnect with the student's understanding of the writing expectation because of the lack of gradual release. | |||||||||||||||||
28 | 10/18 | Soto | Sakumane | Math | Counting to 5 and comparing numbers | observation | 15 min | Phase 3: Teacher does not notice earliest noncompliance | Teaching hi rigor lessons | Reteach approprate carpet rules before the lesson | Review Rules at carpet each time | |||||||||||||||||||||
29 | 10/18 | Soto | Silvestre | Math | Counting to 30 writing numbers | observation | 20 min | Teacher does not need coaching | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
30 | 10/19 | Soto | Dilahey | 15 min | Phase 3: Students lose focus and engagement while the teacher in modeling or talking | Reviewing rules and procedures | Have you thought about engaging more students in shared writing | Provide a way for students to interact with the lesson when they are not the focus student | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
31 | 10/21/2021 9:30 | Soto | Wallace | Reading | describe and review the sysytems of the human body | Observation | 20 min | Phase 2: Engage all students | Phase 3: Pen in Hand | Checking for understanding and using no opt out | No opt out review | Watch No Opt Out video continue to | no issues | Model and Reherse the lesson | ||||||||||||||||||
32 | 10/21/2021 1:15 | Soto | Thompson | Reading | describe and review the sysytems of the human body | Observation | 1hr 20 min | Phase 2: The class slid into low engagement without the teacher recognizing it | Phase 1: Teacher hasnt internalized the lesson and may stumble during delivery | Manging behaviors and continuing to teach | Using the teacher guide book along with the slides | Co Teach | Lesson modeling and rehersal | Internalize the lesson by modeling and rehersal | ||||||||||||||||||
33 | 10/25 | Soto | Allen- Sims | Reading | Living and non living | Observation | 45 min | Phase 3: Exhibits certain off task behavior that the teacher struggles to manage | Phase 1: Teacher runs out of time leaving key chunks untaught | Brain Breaks, Choral Checks for understanding, Making Teaching Moves for Questions | Non verbal redirection i.e. hand signals, Hand signal plus name | Will observe teacher attempting non verbal signals to minimize student | ||||||||||||||||||||
34 | 11/1 | Soto | Guyer | PK- Stations | Stations | Observation | 20 min | engaging with students during stations | Create a teacher station to work on benchmark goals | Use circle activites to create a teacher station while to assistant rotates stations | ||||||||||||||||||||||
35 | 11/1 | Soto | Esparza | PK- Math Circle | Math- Recognize and Write a Circle | Observation | 15 min | Engaging students using procedures to guide activity | Allow students time to free write before starting lesson | Place students in a circle to better monitor academic performance | ||||||||||||||||||||||
36 | 11/1 | Soto | Commiato | Reading | US Constitution/ Preamble | Observation | 10 min | Phase 2: Teacher question was confusing or unclear | Providing appropriate questions to analyze text | Separating questions into one slide so students can read the slide question to support their answers and include a sentence stem | Create slides with questions large enough for students to read and include a sentence stem. | |||||||||||||||||||||
37 | 11/2 | Soto | Allen | Reading | Grammer- Subject/ Verb agreement | Observtion | 10 min | Phase 3: Provide and opportunity for students to replicate their thinking once the demonstration is done. | Unpacking the thinking behind your questions, meeting students where they are using their examples and building their listening comrehension skills | I wonder whether students had more practice with the activity | Customize the lesson if necessary to provide students with more opportunities to answer subject verb agreement questions with your guidance | |||||||||||||||||||||
38 | 11-1 | Gee | Watters | Reading | Phonemic Awareness | Observation | 15 minutes | Phase 2: Noticing the earliest actions of non compliance | Phase 2: Does not know what a rigorous response looks like | Providing Cues for Learning and redirecting students at earliest actions of non compliance | Asking additonal students the same question and revisiting popcicle sticks as a way to remeber | Continue to use No Opt Out and redirect behavior at earliest issue | ||||||||||||||||||||
39 | 11-1 | Gee | Hudson | Reading | Science | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
40 | 11/2 | Soto/ Pack | Bradshaw | ACC | Reading | Observation | 45 min | Phase 3: Does not unpack the thinking behind the lesson | Working at the level of the student ability | Providing an explicit explanantion with differentiated instruction before beginning the activity, model, guide and then independent practice | Explain the activity, model then allow student to complete activity | |||||||||||||||||||||
41 | 11/4 | Soto | Stark | Phase 3: Teacher has a clear model but students dont have anything to do while listening to that model | Modeling your thinking for students | Providing manipulatives and step directions for solving equations | Provide visual for students to see a clear steps on whats next in the math problem | Teacher on pacing | Reherese model with Soto on step in a math probles | |||||||||||||||||||||||
42 | 11/11/21 | Gee | Allen | Kinder | Systems in place | observation debrief | 45 minutes | Phase 1: Teacher does not have clear routines established in the classroom | Sticks to the curriculum with fidelity | Posting expectations and have students reflect back to them | Reset the classroom with expectations and consequences | |||||||||||||||||||||
43 | 11/15 | Soto | Olivas | 1st Reading | Describe the role of Inca Runners | Coach/ Observation | 45 minutes | phase 3: Calls on same few students | Reading with appropraite fluency and innotation | Randomizing students who answer questions | Use sticks or a name randomizer | 60 minutes schedule not observed | Reherse parts of the lesson with coach- Read Aloud | |||||||||||||||||||
44 | 11/19 | Soto | Miller | 4th Math | Multiplying two digit by two digit numbers using four partial products | Observation | 60 min | Phase 2: Teacher tells student perocedure but doesnt let students unpack the thinking behind it. | Teacher model, checking for understanding | Step by step, just in time support and allow students to do the thinking | Use academic math vocabulary, Teach full curriculum with fidelity, support as needed when needed and not for all students | 60 minutes scheduled, but teacher omits segments | Reherse parts of the lesson with coach- Read Aloud | |||||||||||||||||||
45 | 12/14 | Soto | Thompson | 3rd Reading | Kind Key Ideas about light and color | Observation | 25 min | Phase 3: Teacher tends to call on the same few students | Asking questions and clearing up misconceptions | Using a name randomizer coupled with no opt out | Use popcicle sticks or a name randomizer | |||||||||||||||||||||
46 | 1/24 | Soto | Olivas | 1st grade | Explain how we know about dinosaurs | Observation | 60 min | Phase 2: Some students disengage when the teacher asks questions assuming they dont have to answer | Phase 2: Teacher doesnt know what a rigorous response | Pacing of the lesson, asking questions of the students in connection to the text. | Using no opt out frequently to hold all student accountable for answering questions, when students are asked to write create a word bank or leave the model writing on display. | Use no opt out to inrease student engagement. Display modeled writing | 60 mimute observation tool | |||||||||||||||||||
47 | 3/4 | Soto | Guyer | Pre K | Which of these is an inclined plane | Observation | 15 | Phase 1: Teacher voice is low or lax; wordy directions or over casual- Routines and Proceudres | Teaching the curriculum | Intentional teaching every 7 min and a 30 to 1 minute brain break | 5 activites including SEL in monring meeting, plan by minute during instructional segments | |||||||||||||||||||||
48 | 3/24 | Soto | Guyer | Pre K | How do screws hold things together? | Observation | 15 | Phase 1: Teacher voice is low or lax; wordy directions or over casual- Routines and Proceudres | Implemeting writing as part of the morning meeting? | Calendar, SEL, Writing, ABC, 123 as you five activities? | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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