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Garnal Obs 2

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Table 12: MCT observation

RAKWC B Ed EPR Practicum 3b: MCT/MST Assessment Report


EPR Student Assessment Criteria:

This report is to be completed by the Mentoring School Teacher in consultation with the Mentoring College Teacher and refers
to teaching competencies in the High School.
Date: 07/03/2018
School: Ajman First Academy Name of MST:
Name of Student: Aisha Kamil Name of MCT: Garnel Desravins

Please add specific comments about the student teacher’s observed strengths during this teaching practicum and identify areas
in which you feel further development is necessary.

Observed Strengths:‫ قوية‬/‫نقاط ايجابية‬ Areas in which further development is needed:


‫بحاجة الى تطوير‬
* Today’s agenda was reviewed. * Although the agenda was, the lesson needed to be introduced. For
instance, Children, today we are going to talk the moon, the moon
*Very good command of the class. The students listen to is……………. One of the purposes of the Engagement is to activate prior
you and they wanted to learn. knowledge. Ask questions that specific and meaningful. Asking what
can we see during the night is too broad. Focus student’s attention to
*Positive reinforcements were used. Groups were the moon and ask questions that are directly related.
rewarded with points for displaying proper behavior.
* Lesson needed a better structure. There didn’t appear to be a flow
the lesson. The students went from visualizing to comparing and
contrasting Earth and mooning, followed by who was the person to
walk on the moon.

*Science processing skills were not evident during the lesson. The
entire lesson was an evaluation through questioning. The students
answered three sets of questions
General comments

Topic: Moon

The pacing of the lesson was difficult. The purpose of the activities was unknown to the students. In addition, connections between
the activities was not made clear. Students were moving from one activity to the next without any understanding. The amount of
provided for each activity was insufficient.

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