Evaluation of Nets

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== Lesson Details ==
== Lesson Details ==
* '''Class''': 8A3 (30-31 pupils)
* '''Class''': 8A3 (30-31 pupils)
** 15-16 boys, 15 girls
** 15-16 boys, 15 girls
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* '''Date''': 16th November 2009
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* '''Date''': 17th November 2009
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* '''Time''': 12.35-13.25
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* '''Time''': 10.25-11.15
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* '''Room''': T12, which is busy the previous period.
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* '''Room''': T5
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* '''Lesson number''': 5th in the day.  Last lesson before lunch.
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* '''Lesson number''': 3rd in the day.  Last lesson before break.
* '''National Curriculum (or other syllabus) area''': KS3 Y8 Module 14: Shape and Measure
* '''National Curriculum (or other syllabus) area''': KS3 Y8 Module 14: Shape and Measure
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* '''Target level(s) Grades''': This is a relatively low ability set, with levels of between 4B and 5A when last assessed (Mini SATS 7).
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* '''Target level(s) Grades''': This is a relatively low ability set.
== Achievement of Your Objectives ==
== Achievement of Your Objectives ==

Revision as of 11:06, 18 November 2009


Lesson Details

  • Class: 8A3 (30-31 pupils)
    • 15-16 boys, 15 girls
  • Date: 17th November 2009
  • Time: 10.25-11.15
  • Room: T5
  • Lesson number: 3rd in the day. Last lesson before break.
  • National Curriculum (or other syllabus) area: KS3 Y8 Module 14: Shape and Measure
  • Target level(s) Grades: This is a relatively low ability set.

Achievement of Your Objectives

Did they learn and how do I know they did? If not, why not?

  • Were the stated objectives/learning outcomes achieved?
  • What evidence do you have?

Clarity of my Teaching

Were my instructions and teaching expositions clear to pupils?

Getting the Pupils Engaged

  • Was the response of the pupils enthusiastic, uncertain/negative?
  • Did everyone have a real chance to be actively engaged in the lesson?

Issues of class management/control

  • Did I cope with any disruptions? (Did the plan cater for behaviour management?)
    • Don't say "Has anyone got a better answer?" Say, "That's really good, but we have an even more precise term in maths. Can anyone tell me what it is?"
    • Paige was very rude and disrespectful. Next time I should take her out, to put the fear of God into the rest.
    • John was talking and not listening. When I asked him to explain vertex, he couldn't.

Knowing the Pupils

  • Did I show the class that I knew their names?
    • Yes
  • Do I have evidence of the pupils’ strengths and weaknesses? (How do I really know what these are?)

Time Management

Did I time-manage the lesson well?

  • No! Yet again, I utterly overestimated the amount of material we could get through. My review of the homework had to be completely bypassed, for lack of time. I now have the problem of knowing when to squeeze it in, and in which lesson.

If I could give the lesson again ...

My Subject Knowledge

Any additional subject knowledge development I need to undertake?

  • I need to bring my vocabulary down to their level. Polyhedron needs writing on the board and explaining.
    • Vertex needs associating with vertices.
    • What is a family?

Other issues

For example, do I now have good evidence for having met a particular standard on your course profile?

  • Back level version of software on the T12 computer meant my PowerPoint presentation did not work.

Action for next lesson

  • By tomorrow, I need a strategy for insisting they stick their hands up before they blurt anything out.
    • Some day I might try a no-hands-up phase in the lesson where I reserve the right to choose who will answer the question. * I need to get them to stop talking or working on something else, and start listening to me.
  • I need to prepare quicker.
  • I need to become more productive in lessons. Hand less stuff out. Get the bright students to hand things out.
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