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Observation Trainings (4)

Brace yourself. I’m about to bring up a topic that strikes fear in the hearts of thousands of early childhood professionals—the CLASS reliability ...

I recently blogged about why recertification is important (bottom line: it’s your yearly chance to test yourself against master-coded videos). But ...

Maintaining your CLASS certification may not be at the top of your to-do list after you’ve attended observation training and passed your first ...

Let’s skip past all the reasons reliability on the CLASS® measure is super important. If you’re reading this, you’ve probably been to a CLASS ...

The first thing to consider as you develop a CLASS® observation plan for your organization is the purpose or goal of your observations. Are you more ...

We Teachstone trainers often have participants in our trainings that have previously attended a CLASS Observation training. Some participants are ...

Watch as our CLASS experts discuss some of the common misconceptions of the Instructional Support domain in the pre-K CLASS tool. You'll get clarity ...

A CLASS Observation Training is an interactive, content-packed experience, and even the most enthusiastic participants may find it difficult to think ...

In last month’s post, An Exception to Scoring Productivity, we talked about exceptions to the general coding protocol of needing to see consistent ...

Mary-Margaret and Sarah are back to explain more misperceptions of the CLASS tool. The Classroom Organization Domain primarily deals with managing ...

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