[NIFL-AALPD:1756] models for classroom observation

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Hello all,
What models are being used in classroom observation in adult education?  What 
models are out there that teachers use for observing one another, or that 
program directors use with teachers for offering feedback after attending 
professional development?

Also, are there models for observing online instruction?

Thanks!

Jackie Taylor
List Moderator,
NIFL-AALPD
jataylor@utk.edu

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