Benefits of Being Observed: How To Make Collaborative Observations Really Work John L. Tenny, Ph.D.

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Benefits of Being Observed: How To Make Collaborative Observations Really Work John L. Tenny, Ph.D.

Dreamer, Designer, Developer! Dr. John Tenny 25+ years in education 25+ years in education Director of Graduate School of Education Director of Graduate School of Education Taught elementary, middle, high school Taught elementary, middle, high school Converted Retirement Converted Retirement

Today Observations: Good, but scary Observations: Good, but scary Data Based Observation Model Data Based Observation Model Benefits To.... Benefits To.... How To Make It Happen How To Make It Happen And more…. And more….

Observations: The Good Part Helps see what teacher can’t Helps see what teacher can’t Support for parent/student conference Support for parent/student conference Identify training/material needs Identify training/material needs Help students change behavior Help students change behavior Improve your skills as a teacher Improve your skills as a teacher

Observations: The Scary Part Being judged and evaluated Being judged and evaluated Hidden criteria Hidden criteria The BAD DAY The BAD DAY Observer Bias Observer Bias Subjective interpretation Subjective interpretation Done To You, Not With You Done To You, Not With You

Observations: What’s Possible Collaborative Planning Collaborative Planning Objective Observations Objective Observations Teacher Interpretation of Results Teacher Interpretation of Results Administrator Support For Change Administrator Support For Change Self-Directed Professional Growth Self-Directed Professional Growth

Data Based Observation Model Pre-conference to identify data to be collected Pre-conference to identify data to be collected Observation purpose is collaboratively designed Observation purpose is collaboratively designed Judgment suspended until data has been collected Judgment suspended until data has been collected Focused observation to collect data and record context information Focused observation to collect data and record context information Post conference to share data, build reflection, identify next data to be collected Post conference to share data, build reflection, identify next data to be collected Repeat the process. Repeat the process.

Pre-conference “What are your plans for the lesson?” “What are your plans for the lesson?” “What are you interested in knowing about your classroom?” “What are you interested in knowing about your classroom?” “When should we meet to look at the data?” “When should we meet to look at the data?”

The Observation Suspend judgment Suspend judgment Gather data Gather data Record context Record context

The Post Conference “Does the data reflect what you thought was happening?” “Does the data reflect what you thought was happening?” “Do you think a change is indicated?” “Do you think a change is indicated?” If yes,”What will you change and how can I support you?” If yes,”What will you change and how can I support you?” “When would you like data to see if the change worked?” “When would you like data to see if the change worked?”

Benefits To Observee Provides basis for effective decision making Provides basis for effective decision making Builds self-reflection skills Builds self-reflection skills Provides evidence of progress Provides evidence of progress Increased objectivity in interactions with others Increased objectivity in interactions with others Increased confidence and intrinsic motivation Increased confidence and intrinsic motivation

Benefits to Observer Shifts dynamic between observer and observee Shifts dynamic between observer and observee Supportive collaborator role Supportive collaborator role Objective decision making Objective decision making Data versus impression Data versus impression Improves communication Improves communication “The data…” versus “I think…” “The data…” versus “I think…” Facilitator of effective, long lasting change Facilitator of effective, long lasting change Intrinsic versus extrinsic Intrinsic versus extrinsic

Making The Change A shift in roles for the observer A shift in roles for the observer Trust and risk taking Trust and risk taking eCOVE Classroom Observation Toolkit eCOVE Classroom Observation Toolkit Peer Coaching Peer Coaching Students as observers Students as observers Talk about data Talk about data Ask administrator to try eCOVE Ask administrator to try eCOVE

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