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CLASSROOM OBSERVATION SCHEDULE

 


Department of Education of Groups with Special Needs(DEGSN)

National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT), New Delhi

 

Reasonable Accommodations for Children with Disabilities in Schools

 

Classroom observation schedule

     Date : …../..…/….

     Place:………………….

     Observer………………….

Instructions: Please observe the class and fill up the blank areas with the relevant information. Please do Tick (√) whichever is applicable in the optional items, more than one option may be chosen. This information will be used for research purpose only. Complete confidentiality will be maintained for your responses.

1.      Class:…………………………………………………………………………………

 

2.      Subject:…………………………………………………………………………………

 

3.      Topic: …………………………………………………………………………………

 

4.      Timings of the class: …………………………………………………………………

 

5.      Duration of observation: ………………………………………………………………

 

6.      No. of students attending the class: ……………………………………………………

 

7.      Total no. of students in the class: ………………………………………………………

 

8.      No. of students with disability in the class:…………………………………………….

(Please specify, no. of students with nature of disability)

9.      Total no. of students with disability in the class: ………………………………………

 

10.  Name of the teacher in the class:……………………Age:……Sex: M  / F  2 / O  3

 

11.  Infrastructure of the classroom;

1.      Floor:……………………………………………………………………

2.      Location:………………………………………………………………..

3.      Blackboard/Green-board :………………………………………………

4.      Teachers table-chair:…………………………………………………….

5.      Students seating/group formation-

Gender wise  1 

Mix-type    2     

 

Subject/activity wise  3 

 

Ability-wise   4       

 

Class wise  5 

 

Caste-wise   6 

 

Special seating arrangement 7

Any other   8

 

6.      Display board:…………………………………………………………………….

7.      Cupboard:…………………………………………………………………………

8.      Bag/lunch/Shoe corner:…………………………………………………………….

9.      Illumination: ………………………………………………………………………

10.  Fan and switch board:……………………………………………………………..

11.  Noise level: ………………………………………………………………………..

12.  TLM: ………………………………………………………………………………

13.  Any other (Specify):……………………………………………………………….

 

(Instructions for observation: Location of the children with disabilities/girls with disability in the class, participation in activity, accessibility of amenities in the classroom etc.  )

 

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14.  Knowledge, Skills and attitude

   Clarity in delivery of contents

   Organization of contents to be transacted

   Examples from immediate environment

   Command over the subject

   Any other: ………………………………………………………………………………..

 

(Instructions for observation:

(i) Does teacher teach in the class with prior preparation or without preparation?

(ii) Does teacher teach in the class by using of children’s language (mother tongue)?

(iii) Does teacher teach with examples given in the textbooks only or use examples from immediate environment?

(iv) Does teacher address the divers eneeds of students with disabilities?)

 

 

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15.  Teaching Methods/modes of presentation:

   Lecture-note method

   Question-answer method

   Demonstration

   Project method

   Practical

   Field trip

   Activity based learning(ABL)

   Group learning

   Large group discussion

   Small group discussion

   Cooperative learning strategies

   Peer tutoring

   Assignment

   Social learning

    Task analysis

    Any other (specify)………………………………………………………………………

(Instructions for observation: whether learner centered approach being used? )

 

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16.  Teaching aids being used

 

   Audio-Visual Aids

   Computer

   TV

   Tape recorder, cassettes

   CD/DVD players

   Maps

   Globe

   Charts

   Models

   Flash cards

   Text books and supplementary books

   Tactile aids

   Multi-sensorial aids

   worksheets

   Low cost aids

   No cost aids

   Activity aids

   Blackboard/green board

   Any other :

   None of them

 

 

 

(Instructions for observation: whether teaching aids are appropriate for the content and accessible to students with disabilities)

 

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17.  Interaction between the teacher and students

   High

   Average

   Low

 

(Instructions for observation:

(i) Is teacher providing opportunities to students to ask questions or start discussions?

(ii) Is teacher is providing opportunities to students with disabilities to participate in discussion?

(iii) Is teacher asking questions to a particular student or focusing  students sitting in a particular row or from any children of the class ?)

 

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18.  Participation of students (with disabilities) in activities

Nil

1

Partial

2

Equal

3

 

 

 

(Instructions for observation: Is a student with a disability getting enough opportunities for participation and learning?)

 

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19.  Teachers' adaptability:

   Establish rapport with students

   Inventiveness

   Flexible in adaptation

   Communicate the concepts

   Rigidity

   Confident

   Motivating

   Engaging

   Eager to take on challenges

   Organizes activities

   Originality

   Any other (specify): …………

 

(Instructions for observation: Is the teacher  applying a differentiated teaching-learning approach or teaching based on a Universal design for learning?)

 

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20.  Reinforcements and rewards (if any)

 

   Edible rewards

   Tangible/Material

   Social rewards

   Activity rewards

   Token rewards

   Privilege rewards

   Any other (specify)…………………..

 

(Instructions for observation: Is a student with a disability getting reinforcement for his/her attempt to participate in activities?)

 

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21.  Expression of punishments:

   Facial-anger expression

   Gestural expression (eg. Eye-gazing )

   Vocal/loud scolding

   Physical punishments

   Swearing

   Any other (specify)………………………………

 

(Instructions for observation: does it occur?)

 

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22.  Assessment and evaluation

Mode of assessment

   Grading for participation

   Questioning

   Review of class

   Recapitulation

   Assignments

   Projects

   Homework

   Feedback from students

   Any other (specify): …………………

 

Means of assessment

   Aural-oral

   Written

   Gestural/signs

   Through drawing, sketching

   Pointing, indicating

   Technological application

Any other (specify):…………………


 

(Instructions for observation: Is assessment an integral part of teaching and learning?

Is the teacher providing options for students to respond in their own ways?

Is the teacher attempting to collect multiple pieces of evidence of learning?

Is assessment restricted to the cognitive aspects of students?

 

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23.  Overview of the class:

   Clarity

   Appropriateness

   Consistency

   Well organization

   Reflection of acceptance and respect of all students

   Dedication, empathy and tolerance

   Discriminatory

   Inclusion and equality

 

24.  Overall observation regarding essential competencies of the teachers towards

teaching children from scheduled castes:

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Thanking you for your valuable time, and efforts and for allowing us to classroom observation during school hours.

 

Department of Education of Groups with Special Needs (DEGSN)

National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT),

New Delhi-110016

Email: vinay.singh303@yahoo.com

Whatsapp:9654319691

 

 

 

 

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