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CONDUCT A LESSON CHECKLIST
15/30 Minute Lecture/Demo/PracApp Rehearsal/Presentation
Student Lesson Title Faculty Advisor/Evaluator
_______________________ _______________________ _______________________
POINTS POINTS
INTRODUCTION (10 POINTS) DEDUCTED FACILITATION TECHNIQUES (15 PTS) DEDUCTED
[ ]GAIN ATTENTION(2)____________ [ ]REAL WORLD RELEVANCY(3)______
________________________________ ________________________________
[ ]WIIFM(2)_____________________ [ ]KEPT STUDENTS FOCUSED(3)_____
[ ]OVERVIEW(1)__________________ ________________________________
[ ]INTRODUCE L/O(1)_____________ [ ]CONTROLLED THE LESSON(3)_____
[ ]METHOD/MEDIA(1)______________ ________________________________
[ ]IRF’S(1)_____________________ [ ]DEMO & PRAC/APP TECHNIQUES(6)
[ ]EVALUATION(1)________________ ________________________________
[ ]TRANSITION(1)________________ ________________________________
PLATFORM BEHAVIOR (15 POINTS)
BODY (MAIN IDEAS 16 POINTS
TRANSITIONS 8 POINTS) [ ]EYE CONTACT(3)_____________
[ ]MOVEMENT(3)________________
[ ]1ST MAIN IDEA________________
[ ]GESTURES(3)________________
________________________________
[ ]FACIAL EXPRESSIONS(3)______
[ ]TRANSITION___________________
______________________________
________________________________
[ ]APPEARANCE(3)______________
[ ]2ND MAIN IDEA________________
________________________________
USE OF VOICE (10 POINTS)
[ ]TRANSITION___________________
[ ]VOLUME(1)___________________
________________________________ [ ]INFLECTION(1)_______________
[ ]3RD MAIN IDEA________________ [ ]RATE(1)_____________________
________________________________ [ ]PAUSE(1)____________________
[ ]TRANSITION___________________ [ ]PRONUNCIATION(1)____________
________________________________ [ ]ARTICULATION(1)_____________
[ ]4TH MAIN IDEA________________ [ ]FORCE(1)____________________
________________________________ [ ]GRAMMAR(1)__________________
[ ]TRANSITION___________________ [ ]PET WORDS(2)________________
________________________________ _______________________________
PROBING/Q&A TECHNIQUES CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT (14 POINTS)
LISTENING SKILLS (6 POINTS) [ ]PROPERLY ARRANGED(2)_________
[ ]1ST PROBE(2)_________________ ________________________________
________________________________ [ ]CLASSROOM ATMOSPHERE(2)______
[ ]2ND PROBE(2)_________________ ________________________________
________________________________ [ ]TIME(10)_____________________
[ ]ACCEPTED QUESTION(S)(2)______
________________________________ RECOMMENDATIONS/COMMENTS
________________________________
SUMMARY (4 POINTS) ________________________________
[ ]HINT FREE(1)_________________ ________________________________
________________________________
[ ]MAIN IDEAS(1)________________
00-79 NON MASTER
[ ]CONCISE(1)___________________
80-85 SATISFACTORY
[ ]CLOSING INSTRUCTIONS(1)______ 86-94 EXCELLENT
________________________________ SCORE_______ 95-100 OUTSTANDING
MEDIA (2 POINTS)
[ ]EMPLOYMENT(2)________________ STUDENT SIGNATURE
REVISED JAN 2000 BY INSTRUCTIONAL MANAGEMENT SCHOOL (L)
CONDUCT A LESSON CHECKLIST INSTRUCTIONS
INTRODUCTION GAIN ATTENTION
Omitted; inappropriate; unrelated to subject. POINTS Gained attention of students; focused on topic.
0<-->2 Compelling; creative.
WIIFM
Omitted; inappropriate; weak, did not establish need for Established a need for students to listen. Personalized to
0<-->2
student to listen. students. Stimulating.
OVERVIEW
Omitted; vague; confusing; difficult to determine what Identified purpose and main points; well organized;
material would be covered. Did not establish permissive 0<-->1 Identified conceptual framework of the lesson. Established
atmosphere. permissive atmosphere.
INTRODUCE LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Omitted 0<-->1 Identified TLO’s and ELO’s to students.
METHOD/MEDIA
Omitted (all or part); out of order. Identified what specific method of instruction that would
0<-->1 be utilized for the presentation. Identified supporting
media.
INSTRUCTIONAL RATING FORMS
Omitted 0<-->1 Provided instruction on IRF’s.
EVALUATION
Omitted; vague. 0<-->1 Identified to students how and when they would be
evaluated.
TRANSITION
Missed; failed to close introduction and open first main Closed introduction and opened main idea.
0<-->1
idea.
BODY MAIN IDEAS
(# of main ideas dictate point values, i.e. 4 main ideas = 4 points each)
Omitted material; did not follow sequence identified in Instructor followed lesson plan. Personalized lesson plan
0<-->16
overview; jumped around lesson plan. with “real life” experiences.
TRANSITIONS
(# of transitions dictate point values, i.e. 4 transitions = 2 points each)
Missed; failed to close main idea and open next. 0<-->8 Closed main idea and opened next. Used probing questions.
PROBING/Q&A TECHNIQUES/LISTENING SKILLS
Too few/many questions used; dead end questions or Utilized probing questions throughout; asked at least two
responded either superficially or negatively to student planned questions; responded effectively to student’s
responses; failed to act upon verbal/non verbal signs 0<-->6 questions/inputs: responded to areas of confusion; used a
provided by students in their efforts to understand positive manner to ensure all students understood before
lesson. Did not verify questions or answers. moving on. Redirected questions to class.
SUMMARY
Omitted or incomplete; too brief; not hint free; Hint free: clearly reviewed all main ideas, provided
0<-->4
unorganized; taught new material, no closing instructions. concise closing instructions.
MEDIA
Detracted from lesson; did nothing to help clarify or Employed correctly; clarified/supported ideas; easy to
reinforce ideas; inappropriate; cluttered; difficult to 0<-->2 read; integrated into lesson as appropriate; visually
read; poor integration into lesson, improper employment. stimulating, creative.
FACILITATION TECHNIQUES
No real world relevancy; inflexible format; not all Real world relevancy; flexible format; all students could
student could participate; little intellectual participate; provided intellectual stimulation; user
stimulation; not used user friendly; did not facilitate friendly; monitored activity progress toward meeting
0<-->15
activity when needed when needed; did not monitor activity lesson purpose; kept students focused on learning
progress toward meeting lesson purpose; students lost activity. Great flexibility in controlling the lesson.
reason for activity.
PLATFORM BEHAVIOR EYE CONTACT
Looked down/up or ignored students; not evenly Generally direct, impartial and evenly distributed,
distributed; partial to one section of the audience; 0<-->3 creating a “connection” with all students; varied,
dazed; impersonal. Barriers sincere.
MOVEMENT
Too rigid; restricted; awkward; unnatural; excessive; Primarily natural, purposeful, smooth and coordinated with
distracting; mechanical; pacing; dragging feet, 0<-->3 dialogue; powerful; reinforced flow of lesson.
artificial.
GESTURES
Nonexistent or inappropriate; poorly timed; unnatural; Typically natural and well timed, smooth and purposeful,
excessive; restricted; distracting; mechanical: broken 0<-->3 spontaneous: supported dialogue and reinforced ideas.
arm(L/R); praying/rubbing hands.
FACIAL EXPRESSIONS
Deadpan; grim; inappropriately serious; non-expressive; Varied with mood and content, sincere, showed concern,
0<-->3
rigid; dull; insincere; lacked variety. reinforced and expressed pleasure.
APPEARANCE
Ungroomed; unprofessional clothing. 0<-->3 Well groomed, professional appearance.
USE OF VOICE
Monotone; forced; stuttering; too soft/loud; poor Natural and appropriately varied in volume, rate, force,
choice/pronunciation of words; poor grammar; lacked inflection and pause. Indicated sincerity, and enthusiasm.
variety in expression; extensive verbal pauses; 0<-->10 Used good grammar with no distracting verbalizations.
distracting, repetitive pauses; spoke too quickly/slowly. Expressive and dynamic.
Many PET words.
CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT
Did not properly arrange or setup classroom; ignored or Properly arranged classroom and/or students; maintained
over controlled; tense; inappropriate student 0<-->4 permissive atmosphere while remaining focused on lesson;
participation (too little or too much). invited student involvement.
TIME
Failed to manage time effectively. Ideal use of time available.
(+ or –) 1:00-2:00 subtract 1 point.
(+ or –) 2:01-3:00 subtract 3 point. 0<-->10
(+ or –) excess of 3 minutes = 0 points.
REVISED JAN 2000 BY INSTRUCTIONAL MANAGEMENT SCHOOL (L)
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