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Example Observation Visit Form

Candidates for the Cambridge PDQ Programme are required to observe an experienced teacher's lesson accompanied by their mentor. After observing, the candidate and mentor discuss the key features of an effective lesson based on what was observed in the experienced teacher's lesson and their own knowledge and experiences. The candidate then documents these key features and their reflections on the lesson in an observation form.

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Example Observation Visit Form

Candidates for the Cambridge PDQ Programme are required to observe an experienced teacher's lesson accompanied by their mentor. After observing, the candidate and mentor discuss the key features of an effective lesson based on what was observed in the experienced teacher's lesson and their own knowledge and experiences. The candidate then documents these key features and their reflections on the lesson in an observation form.

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Cambridge PDQ Programme Leader induction course

Example Observation visit form

 Unit 1 requires candidates to observe an experienced teacher teaching a lesson,


accompanied by their mentor.
 Candidates should then discuss and identify with their mentor the key features of an effective
lesson.

Candidate Name Date of Observation

Mentor Name

Experienced Teacher
Name

Highlights of the lesson,


as observed by the
candidate

Use this section to


identify the teaching,
learning and
assessment
approaches used by
the experienced
teacher that you think
made the lesson
effective

Identify key features of


an effective lesson – from
discussion between the
candidate and mentor

The key features


identified should be
based on what was
observed in the
experienced teacher’s
lesson and the
candidate’s and mentor’s
existing knowledge and
experiences.

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