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- The teacher successfully accommodates students' questions, and uses those questions to guide their exploration of a topic.
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- Teacher's feedback to student is timely and of high quality, helping her organize her thinking.
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- Teacher's feedback to students about where they are in meeting the learning targets is timely and specific.
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- Teacher's feedback to students is timely and of consistently high quality.
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- Teacher's feedback to students is timely and of high quality, pointing out well done work to guide the class in their task.
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- The teacher listens carefully to student answer and comments on her thoughts immediately.
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- Teacher's feedback to the student is specific, timely and requires the student to explain his thinking.
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- The teacher's feedback to students is timely and focused to guide the discussion.
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- The teacher's feedback to students is timely and uses high-quality questions to guide student thinking; he then asks students to use that learning to develop alternate solutions to the problem.
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- Using Socratic Seminar, students assume considerable responsibility for the success of the discussion, initiating topics and making contributions.
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- Using Socratic Seminar, students assume considerable responsibility for the success of the discussion, initiating topics and making contributions.
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- Using Socratic Seminar, students assume considerable responsibility for the success of the discussion, initiating topics and making contributions.
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- Teacher's explanation of content is appropriate and connects with students' knowledge of key vocabulary and specific artists.
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- Teacher's guided explanation of content is appropriate and connects with the prior knowledge the students have gained in the class.
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- Teacher creates an activity that requires genuine discussion among students, stepping aside when appropriate to allow them to share their thoughts.
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- Students assume considerable responsibility for the success of the text discussion, initiating topics and building on each other's ideas.
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- Teacher builds on prior student text exploration and leads a whole class discussion among students.
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- Using Socratic Seminar, students assume considerable responsibility for the success of the discussion, initiating topics and making contributions.
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- Teacher's purpose for the lesson or unit is clear, including where it is situated within broader learning. (This is day 2 of a process that describes, analyzes, interprets, and evaluates the art...
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- Teacher's purpose for the lesson or unit is clear, including how the learning will be achieved.
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- Teacher's purpose for the lesson or unit is clear, including a discussion of how the learning will take place.
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- Teacher provides clear directions for the writing and gives students time to respond.
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- Teacher's directions are clear to students and connect to prior work.
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- Teacher's directions are clearly stated and the question in posted.