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PILI CAPITAL COLLEGE, INC.

San Isidro, Pili,Camarines Sur


COLLEGE OF TEACHER EDUCATION

Pre-Service Teacher’s Actual Teaching Observation and Rating Test


Name of Student-Teacher:
Name of Cooperating Teacher:
Subject Taught: Date: Time:
Name of School:
Location:

Very Good Fair Needs Poor


EVALUATION INDICATORS Good Improvement
5 4 3 2 1
I. STUDENT-TEACHER’S PERSONALITY
a. The student-teacher is neat and well-
groomed
b. The student-teacher shows dynamism and
enthusiasm
c. The student-teacher has a well-modulated
voice
d. The student-teacher is free from
mannerisms that tend to disturb the
student’s attention.
e. The student-teacher personality is strong
enough to command respect and attention
II. LESSON PLAN PREPARATION
a. Lesson plan is complete and well-prepared
b. There is congruence between:
b.1. objective and subject-matter
b.2. objective and teaching procedure
b.3. objective and formative test
b.4. objective and assignment
III. CONTENT
a. The student-teacher demonstrate in depth
knowledge of the subject-matter.
b. He/She gives sufficient and concrete
examples to create meaningful learning
experiences.
c. He/She is able to relate the lesson to actual
life situations.
d. He/She keeps abreast of recent trends,
ideas, and understanding in the field of
teaching.
IV. TEACHING METHODS/STRATEGY
a. The student-teacher makes effective use of
formative test after teaching.
b. Method/s used is/are suited to the needs
and capabilities of the students.
c. The student-teacher is creative enough to
adapt his/her method to the student’s
capabilities.
d. Visual aids and the other instructional
materials are used to illustrate the lesson.
V. CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT
A. The student-teacher has a systematic way of checking:
a.1. attendance
a.2. assignment/homework/agreement
a.3. practice exercises
a.4. group work activity/project
a.5. student’s passing in and out of the room
a.6. correcting, distributing and collecting papers
B. Order and Discipline
C. Visual aids and instructional materials are easy
reach of the teacher during his/her teaching.
VI. QUESTIONING SKILLS
The student-teacher questioning skill stimulates discussion in different ways such as:
h. probing for learner’s understanding
i. Helping learner’s articulate their ideas and thinking
process
j. facilitate factual recall
k. stimulating curiosity
l. promote risk-taking and problem-solving
m. Encourage convergent and divergent thinking; and
n. Help students to ask questions
TOTAL
Computation of Average Rating

Legend:

Total Score Numerical Rating Description


156-165 94.00 – 100.00 Very Good
144-155 87.00 – 93.00 Good
134- 143 81.00 – 86.00 Fair/ Satisfactory
124-133 75.00 - 80.99 Needs Improvement
123 and below Below 75 Poor

Final Grade: ____________________

Comments/
Suggestions:__________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________
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Cooperating Teacher’s Signature over printed name: ______________________________________

Position/Designation: ____________________________

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