Information

  • Document No.

  • Dual Observation for

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

Dual Observation

  • Name of main observer

  • Name of moderating observer

  • Name of Observee

  • Factors raised before dual observation

Main Strengths Identified during the session

  • Identified by the moderating observer

  • Evidence of effective planning to meet all learners' individual needs

  • Evidence that all learners are inspired and challenged to maximise individual learner progress

  • Evidence that learners are making good or better progress at the expected level. Know what to do to improve, based on clear and constructive feedback

  • Evidence that teaching develops learners' personal, social and employability skills

  • To evidence what all learners need to do to improve

  • Identified by the main observer

Main areas for development identified for the session

  • Identified by the moderating observe

  • Evidence of effective planning to meet all learners' individual needs

  • Evidence that all learners are inspired and challenged to maximise individual learner progress

  • Evidence that learners are making good or better progress at the expected level. Know what to do to improve, based on clear and constructive feedback

  • Evidence that teaching develops learners' personal, social and employability skills

  • Identified by the main observer

  • To evidence what all learners need to do to improve

Identified Variations

  • Variations on Strengths

  • Variations on areas for development

Feedback given to Observee by Observer

  • Comments on feedback given by moderating observer

  • Action points for Observer

  • Signature of Moderating Observer

  • Select date

  • Signature of main Observer

  • Select date

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