Enhancing Teaching Practices through Effective Lesson Observation

Xoliqova Muqaddas Ro’ziqulovna

Xoliqova Muqaddas Ro’ziqulovna Teacher at the International Innovative University of Philology and teaching language department

Keywords: Establish a framework, data collection, goal settings, action plan, documentation

Abstract

In order to effectively educate and gain a deeper knowledge of students' needs and learning dynamics, observation is a crucial component. In physical education (PE), the function of observation becomes even more important because of the sometimes demanding nature of teaching in a physically active classroom. In order to shed insight on the complex dynamics and implications for instructional practices, this blog seeks to explore the subtle interactions between teaching and observation in physical education. By utilizing the knowledge of educational specialists and professionals, my goal is to expand on the comprehension of how observation may be used to improve instruction, encourage significant learning opportunities, and lessen the overall burden of physical education instructors.

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