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MENTORING VISIT

FORM(MVF)

&

HEAD TEACHER

MEETING FORM (HT

FORM)

Presented by

Sabir Ali Sheikh

(3)

3

Objective of MVF & HT Form

(4)

Percentage of teachers in sample who were …

Structured mentoring approach in 9 district has

been effective in raising the basic teaching

standards

56

16

+40

May

Jan

NOTE: The above are just four of the ten indicators used to evaluate and mentor teachers during the pilot

…stating clear

learning

objectives

68

48

+20

May

Jan

…asking

questions to

check learning

40

20

+20

May

Jan

…teaching using

lesson plan

76

44

+32

May

Jan

…better

managing their

classes

(5)

The new mentoring approach has

three

simple steps that a DTE needs to follow in

each mentoring visit

1.

Evaluate

the teacher on 9 indicators and

assess student learning

2.

Give

feedback

and

coaching

to the teacher

using

coaching guide

3.

Set the

teacher two goals

to achieve till

the next observation, using the development

plan

5

(6)

CTSC HEAD’S role in improving teacher

Quality

6

CTSC Heads are central to this initiative because:

You have District Teacher Educators

You have the relationship with mentor and mentees

(7)

7

The components of mentoring visit form

Teacher is

evaluated on nine

indicators before,

during and after

the lesson

A clear and

specific action

plan is made for

the teacher to

improve

1

Learning of

students is

checked through

questions

5

2

The progress of

teacher is checked

on the goals set

for him during the

previous visit

4

7

Lesson is selected

for next month

which DTE will

observe

(8)

Date: ………... Grade: ……… Subject: ……… Assigning and checking written work

Teacher evaluation Score on each indicator and write observations, if required

Indicators Teacher Diary E va lu at e b ef o re le ss o n T ea ch e r d o es n o t m e et L e ve l 1

Level 0 Level 2

Student notebooks show evidence of at least 3 written works assigned and checked in a week but no proper written feedback provided Level 1

Student notebooks show evidence of some written work assigned and checked by teacher but not regularly

Level 3

Student notebooks show evidence of at least 3 written works assigned in a week along with proper written feedback provided 1 2 Observations Classroom management Interaction with students Adherence to lesson plan T ea ch e r d o es n o t m ee t L e ve l 1

Teacher interacts with some students in class, creating a dialogue with some but not all students

Teacher meets level 1 and has established norms and routines for students regarding classroom conduct

Teacher is clear and audible but communication is one-way

The students are seated in an organized manner and the teaching material is present at hand

Teacher interacts with all students in class, creating a dialogue with all students

Teacher meets level 2 and handles any poor student behavior issues without disrupting lesson E va lu a te a ft er l es s o n 9 8 7 Activity based teaching and learning T ea ch e r d o es n o t m ee t L e ve l 1

Teacher states clear and specific SLOs and writes them on the board following the Taleemi calendar

Teacher uses a visual aid which is instructive and relevant to SLOs along with using board

Teacher meets level 1 and identifies correct and incorrect answers given by students

Lesson includes an activity performed by students which is instructive and relevant to SLOs along with reading

Teacher explains a broad topic for the lesson

Teacher uses board as a visual aid

Teacher asks relevant oral questions or conducts relevant written assessment to test students’ understanding

Lesson has a basic reading activity performed by students

Teacher meets level 2 and explains connection to the previous lesson

Lesson includes 2 or more activities performed by students which are instructive and relevant to SLOs along with reading Teacher uses two or more visual aids which are instructive and relevant to SLOs along with using board

Teacher meets level 2 and offers solutions for incorrect answers and positive praise for correct answers

4 Visual aids (Support material) 5 Student assessment (oral/written) 6 E v al u at e d u ri n g l e ss o n SLO (Taleemi calendar) 3

Teacher diary shows evidence of at least 3 effective lesson plans in a week following Taleemi calendar

Teacher diary shows evidence of at least 1 lesson plan in a week

Teacher diary shows evidence of at least 3 effective lesson plans in a day following Taleemi calendar

Mentoring visit form

DTE: ………...

Date: ………...

Teacher:

………...

School : ………...

Grade:

………...

Subject: ………...

Level 0 = poor Level 1 = fair Level 2 = good Level 3 = excellent

Teacher has a lesson plan from teacher guide or prepared in advance while delivering lesson

Lesson followed the main points of the plan in the teacher guide or a plan prepared in advance

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Date: ………... Grade: ……… Subject: ……… Assigning and checking written work

Teacher evaluation Score on each indicator and write observations, if required

Indicators

Teacher

Diary

E v al u at e b e fo re le s so n T ea ch e r d o e s n o t m ee t L e ve l 1

Level

0

Level 2

Student notebooks show evidence of at least 3 written works assigned and checked in a week but no proper written feedback provided

Level 1

Student notebooks show evidence of some written work assigned and checked by teacher but not regularly

Level 3

Student notebooks show evidence of at least 3 written works assigned in a week along with proper written feedback provided 1 2 Observations Classroom management Interaction with students Adherence to lesson plan T ea ch e r d o e s n o t m e et L e ve l 1

Teacher interacts with some students in class, creating a dialogue with some but not all students

Teacher meets level 1 and has established norms and routines for students regarding classroom conduct

Teacher is clear and audible but communication is one-way

The students are seated in an organized manner and the teaching material is present at hand

Teacher interacts with all students in class, creating a dialogue with all students

Teacher meets level 2 and handles any poor student behavior issues without disrupting lesson E va lu a te a ft er l es s o n 9 8 7 Activity based teaching and learning T ea ch e r d o e s n o t m e et L e ve l 1

Teacher states clear and specific SLOs and writes them on the board following the Taleemi calendar

Teacher uses a visual aid which is instructive and relevant to SLOs along with using board

Teacher meets level 1 and identifies correct and incorrect answers given by students

Lesson includes an activity performed by students which is instructive and relevant to SLOs along with reading Teacher explains a broad

topic for the lesson

Teacher uses board as a visual aid

Teacher asks relevant oral questions or conducts relevant written assessment to test students’ understanding

Lesson has a basic reading activity performed by students

Teacher meets level 2 and explains connection to the previous lesson

Lesson includes 2 or more activities performed by students which are instructive and relevant to SLOs along with reading Teacher uses two or more visual aids which are instructive and relevant to SLOs along with using board

Teacher meets level 2 and offers solutions for incorrect answers and positive praise for correct answers

4 Visual aids (Support material) 5 Student assessment (oral/written) 6 E va lu at e d u ri n g l e ss o n SLO (Taleemi calendar) 3

Teacher diary shows

evidence of at least 3

effective lesson plans in a

week following

Taleemi

calendar

Teacher

diary

shows

evidence of at least 1

lesson plan in a week

Teacher diary shows evidence of

at least 3 effective lesson plans in

a day following Taleemi calendar

Mentoring visit form

DTE: ………...

Date: ………...

Teacher:

………...

School : ………...

Grade:

………...

Subject: ………...

Level 0 = poor Level 1 = fair Level 2 = good Level 3 = excellent

Teacher has a lesson plan from teacher guide or prepared in advance while delivering lesson

Lesson followed the main points of the plan in the teacher guide or a plan prepared in advance

(10)

An example of good teacher diary providing evidence of effective lesson planning

10

Subject

page

TG

no.

SLOs

Activities

Visual aids

written work

Assessment/

5

Science

124

1) To know what different

animals eat

2) To be able to classify

animals based on what

they eat

Activities no.

1, 3, 5 of

teacher guide

Board, charts

and animals

around

Questions 2.3

and 5 as oral

assessment and

1,3,4 from

teacher guide

as written work

in class

5

Maths

22

1) To know what unitary

method is

2) To be able to use unitary

method to find values of

Grade

Board, pencils,

chairs, students

themselves

Questions 4,5, 6

of textbook as

written

assessment

2

English

N/A

1) To know what a noun is

2) To understand use of a

noun in a sentence

(1)Work in

group and list

10 nouns. 2)

Call students

at board and

make them

use nouns in

sentences

Board,

textbook,

charts, things

in the

surrounding

e.g. chairs,

tables, etc

Questions

2,3,10 from

textbook as

oral

assessment.

Assign students

task to identify

1o nouns and

use them in

sentences as

H.W.

2

Islamic

Studies

N/A

1) To know who is a

prophet

2) To know names of some

popular prophets

1)Read from

book and

discuss

among class.

2) Ask

students to

share

understanding

of what

prophet is

with their

peers.

Board and

textbook

Questions 3,4,5

from exercise of

textbook.

Assign work to

make a list of

prophets as

H.W.

(11)

Please sit in groups:

Group1.. Indicator # 1 & 2

Group2.. Indicator # 3 & 4

Group3.. Indicator # 5 & 6

Group4.. Indicator # 7,8 & 9

(12)

1.

What main points are required for

assigning levels?

2.

What points will not to be considered for

any level?

3.

What will be written in observation block?

(13)

13

The second component of mentoring visit form is student

learning check

Out of 3 students assessed, 3 students showed good understanding of the lesson taught Level 3

Out of 3 students assessed, 2 students showed good understanding of the lesson taught

Level 2 Level 1

Level 0

Out of 3 students assessed, one student showed good understanding of the lesson taught

Out of 3 students assessed, no student showed good

understanding of the lesson taught

(14)

Student learning check

DTE will randomly

select 3 students

DTE will randomly

select 3 students

DTE will ask questions

from current topic and

also some questions

from previous and

related topics

DTE will ask questions

from current topic and

also some questions

from previous and

related topics

Based on the answers

and understanding by 3

students, DTE will mark

the level of student

learning

Based on the answers

and understanding by 3

students, DTE will mark

the level of student

learning

Out of 3 students assessed, 3 students

showed good understanding of the

lesson taught Level 3

Out of 3 students assessed, 2 students

showed good understanding of the

lesson taught Level 2 Level 1

Level 0

Out of 3 students assessed, one student showed good understanding of the lesson taught

Out of 3 students assessed, no student

showed good understanding of the

lesson taught

(15)

15

HEAD TEACHER MEETING

(16)

1.

STUDENTS AVAILABLE

2.

TEACHER ATTENDANCE

3.

ACTION PLAN FOR HEAD TEACHER

4.

AMOUNT AVAILABLE IN FTF

16

(17)

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