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Observation Trainings (3)

You’re a CLASS observer. You arrive to a classroom to conduct an observation but you quickly realize that there are multiple absent children. You ...

We recently received an email from an observer who had just completed his K-3 recertification and had some difficulty with Teacher Sensitivity. He ...

We often hear people asking about conducting CLASS observations during mealtimes. What kinds of interactions can be observed while children are just ...

The Scoring Summary Sheet can offer observers and coaches a lot of insight on what's happening in a classroom during a typical day. Located on page ...

I had to get CLASS certified for my job, but I’m not really doing anything with it. Is there anything else I can do with my certification? What a ...

Conducting CLASS observations via video is valid and acceptable and can be a good fit for many organizations’ needs.

I have been a CLASS observer and trainer for several years now and I’ve been thinking about the concept of “drift.” Drift happens to people who have ...

During one of Teachstone’s regional trainings, I was pleasantly surprised to find that I had a father-daughter team in my training; the mother was ...

Quick quiz! Mentally select your answer. How many back-and-forths are needed for an effective feedback loop? One Three Five Seven

Yes, you read that correctly. The CLASS isn’t reliable in scientific terms. But, it is valid: you can count on the CLASS to measure what is ...

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