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SP SF2 - Lesson - Finite and Non-Finite

The document is a lesson assessment form for student teacher Isobel de Villers, focusing on her lesson about finite and non-finite verbs for Grade 8 English. The evaluator, Emma Chitter, provides detailed feedback on Isobel's teaching methods, classroom presence, and engagement with students, highlighting strengths and areas for improvement. Overall, the evaluation praises Isobel's confidence and clarity in teaching while suggesting refinements in lesson structure and classroom management.

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SP SF2 - Lesson - Finite and Non-Finite

The document is a lesson assessment form for student teacher Isobel de Villers, focusing on her lesson about finite and non-finite verbs for Grade 8 English. The evaluator, Emma Chitter, provides detailed feedback on Isobel's teaching methods, classroom presence, and engagement with students, highlighting strengths and areas for improvement. Overall, the evaluation praises Isobel's confidence and clarity in teaching while suggesting refinements in lesson structure and classroom management.

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STADIO

TP701 AND TPZ02

LESSON ASSESSMENT FORM


PRAC703

Student surname
and name Isoal de Villers
Student number 5234344 Date

Name of school |Srinsheld Cavent


Type of school (Tick the relevant Public Private
block)
Grade

Subject
Erghe e haryoge
Content Area

Lesson topic Finte /noh- Auite erbs Duration


60 mi
Lesson Objective |Acualely cade Own enteres wth pecihe ers
Level on Bloom's
Taxonomy

CAPS / curriculum Copy of page(s) Number of learners in class:


page number(s) attached
81 Yes No

criteria
Kindly ensure that you have ticked a level of competence for each of the twenty of each
assessment rubric with descriptors
outlined below. Use the accompanying lesson
achievement level (PRAC702) to guide your aSsessment. Please insert a percentage as an
which is in line with the
Overall assessment mark at the end of this lesson assessment form
allocated achievement levels.

LESSON ASSESSMENT GRADING FOR ACHIEVEMENT LEVELS


Achievement Level
75 +
Highly competent
65 - 74
Very competent
55 - 64
Competent
45 - 54
Developing competence
Not yet competent
1- 44
No assessment possible

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TPZ01 - Assessment 2025-01-21/01
PoANoseibmlnt
CHomipgehtnly CVomeprtyn Competn Devloping Competnc CYNompeotn
Please use attached descriptor explaining the
criteria

1.

2.
Formulation of lesson objectives
PLANNING OF THE LESSON

Assessment (Methods, Strategies, Tools)


Selection of teaching strategies
k KkNKk
3.
content
4. Link between school curriculum and core

5 Relevancy of core content and activities


Logical and well-sequenced plan
7. Innovation and creativity

Resource(s)
Formulation of levelled questions

10. Researched lesson plan


PRESENTATION OF THE LESSON

11. Communication (verbal and non-verbal)


12. Use of teaching strategies

13. Use of teaching / learning resources


participation
14. Learner engagement and active
15. Questioning skills
16. Classroom management

17, Pace / time management

18. Learning atmosphere and rapport


objectives
19., Observed achievement of lesson
confidence /
20. Overall impression (enthusiasm /
professionalism)

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TP701 - Assessment 2025-01-21/01
GENERAL COMMENTS:

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that's Qcessible to Students
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on ber Fiet and respond onfidty to stucents was impressive
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I5obel is deueloping into a sailed cud effchiie
Confidot Ihat he will (ontnue to qow andi eX(el in her ttachinG
attached.
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Keep up the funtustic wore, solbe|

Final mark: /100%


ASSESSOR NAME: Emma Chitter
ASSESSOR SIGNATURE:

12701- Assessmen 2025-01-21/01


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STUDENTTEACHER EVALUATION FEEDBACK


Name of Student Teacher: Isobel De Viliers
Grade Level: Grade 8
Subject: English Grammar - Finite and Non-Finite Verbs
Date: 15/05/2025
Evaluator: Emma Chitter

Lesson Observation and Summary

Classroom Presence and Confidence


Isobel, it was a pleasure to observe your lesson. You caried yourself with a strong sense of
confidence that immediately set a positive tone in the classroom. Your calm and assured
presence created aspace where learners felt comfortable and engaged, which is especially
important when tackling a challenging topic like grammar with Grade 8s.
Introduction and Learner Engagement
The beginning of your lesson was smooth, and you transitioned into the content with ease. In
future lessons, consider spending just a little more fime getfing to know the learners for example,
asking for their names and having a light moment of connection before diving into the content.
It's these small interactions that build rapport and establish a trusting classroom dynamic. Also,
as a smal language note, replacing informal expressions like "you guys" with "Grade 8s" or
sirmilar phrasing helps maintaina tone of professionalisn while stillbeing friendly.
Content Delivery and Instruction
Your explanation of the grammar content was clear and thoughtfully sequenced. I particularly
gppreciated your creative analogy, referring to the finite verb as the "heart" of the sentence
was not only imaginative but made the concept more relatable. It was also good practice to
review the parts of speech before asking learners to apply their knowledge. This scaffoldina
made the task more accessible and shows a strong awareness of learner needs.
Teaching Strategies and Methodology
Your use of the whiteboard to support explanations was very effective, and I noticed how well
you adjusted yOur pace as learners worked. Your verbal feedback was encouraging and
supportive, which made noticeable difference in the classroom energy. Going forward, try to
model at least one example of the activity with the learners before asking them to work on their
Own. For example, walking them through how "she" is a personal pronoun helps to clarify
expectations and supports those who might be less confident.
Classroom Management and Monitoring
Your learmers remained engaged during their independent work, which is atestament to your
clear instructions. To further enhance this phase. Iencourage you to move around the
classroom more actively. Walking among the learners breaks down barriers and gives you a
better sense of how they're managing the task, allowing you to step in with support where
needed.

Assessment and Consolidation


Toconsolidate the learning, inviting learners to share their own examples would be a wonderful
way to check understanding and give them ownership of the content. When assigning
grammar exercises, try to provide more specific examples to guide them. This helps avoid
confusion and keeps them focUsed. Open-ended tasks can sometimes become tricky for this
age group.

Conclusion of the Lesson

Your lesson came to a gentle close, but Iwould recommend rounding it off a little more
formally, Aquick recap of key points and a clear, structured farewell helps learners feel asense
of closure and reinforces the day's learning.

OverallEvaluation
Isobel. this was astrong lesson. Teaching English grammar to Grade 8s is no easy task. but vou
approached it with care, clarity, and contidence. YOU Clearly have a heart for teaching and a
ngtural way with learners. With just a few retinementsparticularly around lesson structure and
classroom movementyou will Continue To grow nto a highly effective and inspirinaeducator
Keep up the excellent work!

Emma Chitter

English Teacher and Mentor

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