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Have you ever meditated? One of the most challenging aspects of this practice is clearing your mind from day-to-day thoughts that pop into your head. ...

Reliability testing is stressful? Right? Right! Especially when you are an Affiliate Trainer, and you must pass the test to maintain trainer status! ...

When teachers hear CLASS tool, often the first thought that comes to their mind is asking children open-ended questions. And while asking “how” and ...

Have you ever thought that the CLASS tool seemed subjective? Perhaps you’ve coded with another certified observer and come up with very different ...

Concept Development and Quality of Feedback. These dimensions fall under the Instructional Support domain in the Pre-K CLASS measure. They have some ...

Welcome to our newest blog series dedicated to the research we're reading and thinking about. Remember the old Lay's Potato Chip advertising ...

We have all been there. Admittedly, CLASS Observation training is intense. I never feel too apologetic about that, though I DO have a lot of empathy ...

The scenario: A teacher is sitting with several children having snack, and the teacher asks a student, “What are you going to be for Halloween?” Is ...

At some point in every training, someone invariably looks up and says, “So, if I want to be reliable, all I need to do is never score a 1 or a 7, ...

So, you're already a pro at conducting a CLASS Observation Training, but providing reliability support to trainees during the testing period can be ...

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