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Beginner (1) |
Developing (2) |
Expert (3) |
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1 |
TPR |
Rarely or never used TPR for classroom commands and new content. Actions were clumsy or unclear. |
TPR was often given to show classroom commands or teach new content. Actions were intuitive but not consistently used throughout the lesson. |
TPR was always or almost always used to give classroom commands and teach new content. Actions were intuitive and consistent. |
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2 |
Rate of Speech |
Rarely or never speaks at a slow rate and blends words together. |
Often speaks at a slower rate with clear pauses between words. |
Always or almost always speaks at a slow rate with clear pauses between words. |
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3 |
Appropriate Language |
Frequently used language that did not support language goals, or that was too complex for a beginner level student. |
Usually avoided language that wasn’t necessary for learning goals, or seldom used language that was too complex. |
Always or almost always avoided language that wasn’t in line with lesson goals. Language that was used was simple and could be supported by TPR. |
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4 |
Repetition |
Frequently had the student repeat new content just once or did not utilize strategies to keep repetition interesting. |
Had the student practice new content only 1-2 times or practiced 3 times but failed to consistently use a variety of repetition strategies to keep instruction interesting. |
Always or almost always guided the student to practice new content at least 3 times. Practice was varied and interesting. |
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5 |
Teaching Tools |
Incorporated 1 or less props or teaching tools into the lesson. |
Incorporated 2 props or teaching tools into the lesson. |
Incorporated at least three props or teaching tools into the lesson. |
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6 |
Scaffolding |
Activities did not have appropriate scaffolding; Modeling was not always done, or practice with support was not offered. |
Some activities showed appropriate scaffolding through modeling, teacher supported practice, and independent practice. |
All activities showed appropriate scaffolding through modeling, teacher supported practice, and independent practice. |
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7 |
Encouraging Output |
Rarely paused in between questions and classroom commands, or student was not encouraged to use full sentences outside of lesson objectives. |
Often paused in between questions and commands. Student was encouraged to speak at least one full sentence outside of lesson objectives. |
Always or almost always paused between questions or commands. Student was encouraged to speak at least two full sentences outside of lesson objectives. |
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8 |
Praise and Rewards |
A reward system was not used, or praise was seldom given. |
A reward system was used but was delivered ineffectively or with poor energy, or praise was given though not consistently. |
An age appropriate reward system was used. Praise and rewards were consistent, and energy increased while giving praise or rewards. |
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9 |
Positive Correction |
Teacher failed to find an area to demonstrate correction or was too direct in pointing out student mistakes. |
Teacher corrected student in at least one area, but emphasis on the mistake was not clear or tactful. |
Teacher corrected student in at least one area in a clear but tactful manner. |
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10 |
Creating a Classroom |
Teacher is not well framed in the video so that props and gestures are not fully visible, and there are often distracting noises or issues with lighting. |
Teacher is not well framed in the video so that props and gestures are not always fully visible, or there are sometimes distracting noises or issues with lighting. |
Teacher is well framed in the video so that props and gestures are clearly seen. Atmosphere is noise-free and well lit. |
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