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Assessment Details

Assessment Details
1/1 Oh, Lena
SUBMITTED 2016-03-03 17:51:51
ASSESSED 2016-03-06 20:42:41
ASSESSOR Flynn, Dorothy
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INSTRUMENT Supervisor Feedback on Candidate Self-Reflection
OVERALL COMMENT: Dear Lena,

I enjoyed observing the lesson you presented for your third observation lesson at Portola
Springs Elementary School. You have a unique classroom, in which there is a great deal of
divergent thought present, and that is appreciated! Your Mentor Teacher is so supportive and
shared with me that you are appreciated as a teacher in the classroom. I believe you have
worked very hard preparing lessons for each of my visits and that is appreciated as well!
For this lesson you chose to focus on Rubric 7: Engaging Students in Learning. You mentioned
that you wanted students to engage in academic discourse, which they did. By being in the
small groups, this gave them a chance to be able to have more opportunity to engage with
other students in discourse. I agree that there were great discussions. The topics for
discussion were those that could and did incite impassioned opinions on the part of the
students. I liked the way you handled the turning point by bringing in a personal asset of a
student. The way you handled it, impromptu, was brilliant! This is what great teachers do, and
it was so effective. The student had an Aha! moment, and learning was made visible.
Lena, it has been a pleasure to have been your student teaching supervisor for Winter Quarter.
I wish you all the best in your future in education!
All the Best,
Dorothy Flynn

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selfassessment
and score
based on the
postobservation
conference.
Comment
on what you
agree with,
what you
saw
differently or
what might
you add that
is missing
from the
selfassessment
and next
steps.

I enjoyed observing the lesson you

presented for your third observation lesson
at Portola Springs Elementary School. You
have a unique classroom, in which there is
a great deal of divergent thought present,
and that is appreciated! Your Mentor
Teacher is so supportive and shared with
me that you are appreciated as a teacher in
the classroom. I believe you have worked
very hard preparing lessons for each of my
visits and that is appreciated as well!
For this lesson you chose to focus on
Rubric 7: Engaging Students in Learning.
You mentioned that you wanted students
to engage in academic discourse, which
they did. By being in the small groups, this
gave them a chance to be able to have
more opportunity to engage with other
students in discourse. I agree that there
were great discussions. The topics for
discussion were those that could and did
incite impassioned opinions on the part of
the students. I liked the way you handled
the turning point by bringing in a personal
asset of a student. The way you handled it,
impromptu, was brilliant! This is what great
teachers do, and it was so effective. The
student had an Aha! moment, and
learning was made visible.
Lena, it has been a pleasure to have been
your student teaching supervisor for Winter
Quarter. I wish you all the best in your
future in education!
All the Best,
Dorothy Flynn

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