London School of International Business (LSIB)

Can I receive feedback on my teaching practice during the QCF Certificate Observed Teaching Practice (fast track)?

Yes, you can definitely receive feedback on your teaching practice during the QCF Certificate Observed Teaching Practice (fast track). Feedback is an essential part of the learning process, helping you to identify your strengths and areas for improvement. Here is how you can expect to receive feedback during your observed teaching practice:

Feedback Process	Description
Pre-Observation Meeting	Before your teaching practice observation, you will have a meeting with your assessor to discuss your lesson plan, teaching strategies, and any specific areas you would like feedback on.
Observation	During your teaching practice session, your assessor will observe your teaching methods, interactions with students, and overall delivery of the lesson.
Post-Observation Feedback	After the observation, you will receive detailed feedback from your assessor. This feedback will highlight your strengths, areas for improvement, and suggestions for enhancing your teaching practice.
Action Plan	Based on the feedback received, you can create an action plan to implement the suggested improvements in your teaching practice. This will help you grow as an educator and enhance your teaching skills.

Receiving feedback during the QCF Certificate Observed Teaching Practice (fast track) is a valuable opportunity to reflect on your teaching practice, refine your skills, and become a more effective educator. Embrace feedback as a tool for growth and development, and use it to enhance your teaching practice.