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Observation Task 4
Choose, justify and reflect on the selection of appropriate routines and explain practical aspects of
their implementation.
Reflect on how routines can impact classroom environment (pacing, preventive CRM,
student engagement)
Choose and justify the selection of appropriate routines (entering/leaving the class,
transitions, submitting work, resource distribution) in a range of contexts (ages, gender,
class size, school context, class dynamics, parental support)
Explain practical aspects of implementation (clear instructions consistency)
TASK DESCRIPTION
The task is made up of two activities:
Activity 1: Observing Classroom Routines and Procedures
Activity 2: Planning for/Developing Routines and
Procedures
You are to complete BOTH Activity 1 AND Activity 2.
Though there are many routines and procedures all over the school such as returning from assembly
or walking in the hallways, this task focuses on what happens inside of your classroom only.
During the first week of your teaching practice observe your MST and her/his classroom. Make a note
of five (5) routines that you see her/him use every day inside of the classroom. Fill in the table below
to describe EACH routine; when and where it is used; and what is the aim of the routine or the
student behavior that it hopes to achieve.
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Aim of the
routine
(what student
behaviour it
hopes to
achieve)
1
Line up
Line up for
girls and
line up for
boy
To change the
class
The teacher
will said switch
and the
students will
knew that they
will switch the
class
Learn the
date
The students
are excited to
change the
date
Document
(If possible, take a photo
of the routine as it is
happening, or of any
display related to the
routine)
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Lesson objectives
Main activities in the lesson
Grouping of students during each main activity
Behaviour expected during each activity (e.g. sharing resources; changing
stations; presenting)
Where are the transitions in the lesson? What are they: (e.g. moving from
plenary to group work between main activity one and main activity two)
Class/Year
Learning Objective of the
routine/procedure
(what it hopes to achieve)
Anecdotal Evidence
(e.g. pictures of your class during
the routine; posters of rules etc.)
Routine
By
asking
about
the
theme
and
show
same
pictures
Raise
your
hand to
speak
Be quite
In the
circle
time
The
children
will now
what
will
happen
next
Routine
Routine
The children will
get the idea of the
lesson or what
they will learn
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