MCT OBSERVATION REPORT B.Ed.

(EPR)
Teaching Practice Internship 2016

Observation 2
Name of Student: Bedoor Abdulbaset Mohamed Ali
Alyas Al Shehhi (H00021298)

Course: BEd

Year: 5/2

Name of School: Mahra Bint Ahmed

Mentoring College Teacher: Mr. Mark Eckersley
Date and Time: Wednesday March 8th 12.45-1.30 pm
Competency A Professionalism and Understanding:
A level of professionalism was shown in planning the lesson and also in reorganizing the
lesson when the original lesson time was changed. An understanding was shown of the
student prior knowledge, student learning abilities and methods of evaluation of student
learning.
Category B Planning for Learning:
An accurate and effective lesson plan was provided with a table of the activities and the
time allocated for each activity. Simple but effective activities were planned for which
built on the previous knowledge while furthering the knowledge of the students.

Category C Implementing and Managing Learning:

The identification of the inventors names and the activity of getting students to act out
the invention worked well. The scaffolding of the discussion and the explanation of the
different aspects of writing and talking about an inventor (i.e. the name, the invention,
the year) was linked well to the target language. The use of the inventor box helped to
draw the students into the activity. The materials were well made and stimulated student
interest. Discussion and eliciting answers from students helped to reinforce the learning.

Category D Monitoring and Assessment of Learning:

You engaged with the students well and monitored their behavior well. Most of the
learning was assessed through the answers students gave in class and their engagement
with the materials from the inventor box. While this helps with monitoring and assessing
the class, it does make it difficult to assess every individual in the class and their
achievement of learning outcomes.

MCT OBSERVATION REPORT B.Ed. (EPR)

Teaching Practice Internship 2016
Category E Reflection:
You reflected that timing is still a problem. You reflected that the teaching materials and
the learning approaches you used were effective.

Strengths of the Lesson:

The teaching materials and the learning approaches you used were effective. The way you
engage with students is very effective.
Areas for Development:
You need to time individual activities better.
Focus for next lesson:
You need to work on the timing of each activity. You also need to elements such as
differentiated written activities to help with assessing students.

Signed: Mr. Mark Eckersley

MCT:

Date: 08/03/2016