University of Warwick Diploma and Certificate in Education and Training Observation Report Form (English) (Completed by tutor or mentor) Trainee Teacher Date/time Observer Location Trainee’s programme and year Group Teaching Context Action points identified in last observation Target set at last Teaching Progress Review: Outstanding requirements Good Meets minimum Lesson planning including planning for differentiation (effective use of initial assessment and/or the learner profile to plan for individual needs), development of English, maths and employability skills (professional standard 12 and 14) Development of the English skills of learners skills (professional Standards 9, 13 & 16) Development of maths, ICT and employability skills (professional Standards 9, 13 & 16) Use of Resources including ILT: include any on-line activity to support independent learning (professional standard 15) Assessment and checking for understanding including assessing learning that has taken place in the session (professional standards 9 and 18) Progress checks – comment on verbal and written (assignment and coursework) feedback provided to learners where applicable (professional standards 13 and 18) Group management and communication skills including strategies to promote positive behaviour (professional standards 6 & 11 ) Learner centredness/learner engagement /learner independence/differentiation (professional standards 3, 4 & 17) Promotion of equality and diversity issues (professional standard 5) Summary Up to 3 agreed key strengths (Professional Standard 1) Agreed areas for development (Professional Standards 2 , 10 and 20) Signature of observer Date Signature of teacher observed Date Note to the trainee: Please add this observation report with your evaluation of the lesson, the extended lesson plan and your reflection on the whole observation and feedback process to the Teaching File which is part of your PDP. No observations can take place unless you bring your Teaching File with you for your observer when you are being observed. This is because each observer is looking for the progress you make and seeing your last observation reports will help the observer greatly.