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Observation Trainings (7)

My colleagues and I are often asked, “Why do observers have to recertify every year?”

We are excited to have Sara Beach guest blog for us today. As a former Teachstone Staff Trainer, she frequently presented on topics such as Helping ...

Entering elementary school is a big step for children, a true rite of passage. I can still remember my very first day of school, how excited I was to ...

The CLASS tool measures interactions in classrooms serving infants through high school students. That’s quite a span—and also why there are six ...

First 5 California just released an evaluation report for their CARES Plus program. The results show that educators who participated in ...

I love words and dictionaries. So, when I started drafting this blog post about the importance of CLASS Observer Certification, I looked up “certify” ...

DEAR MISS MATTERS:

DEAR MISS MATTERS:

In last month’s blog post in our family child care (FCC) series, we looked at the challenge of maintaining objectivity. This month’s we'll look at ...

I recently received this question from a CLASS observer: Where would an observer enter evidence for an interaction between a teacher and children who ...

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