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Observation Trainings (4)

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 ...

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 ...

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