Classroom observation pilot — UBEC lesson observation

This dashboard is built for pilot review: where the tool is used, how far observers get into each section, which questions see strong or weak completion, and how rubric scores compare across domains.

Pilot snapshot

States

14

LGA

58

Schools

151

Observations

449

Teachers

449

Avg. experience

14.9 years

Observations by state

Observations by LGA

Observations by subject taught

Teacher gender (as recorded)

Observations by class or grade

Observation locations

GPS map

Map: 448 observations with valid coordinates in this export.

Coaching and Mentoring - Reflections

Counts of selected themes in what went well and what could be done differently

What went well

What could be done differently

Question highlights

Weakest averages — lowest scores

Best performing — highest averages

How each question behaves in the pilot

Grouped questions by categories. Inside each group, lowest response rate first. Rows highlighted under 75% completion.

Question Response rate Observations with answer Average rubric score
Subject content knowledge
The content is relevant. 100% 449 3.67 / 5
The content is delivered logically and sequentially. 100% 449 3.57 / 5
Planning the lesson
The teacher prepared a lesson plan. 100% 449 3.54 / 5
The introduction was stimulating and aroused the interest and curiosity of the learners. 100% 449 3.52 / 5
The teacher made reference to previous lessons and skills. 100% 449 3.44 / 5
Presentation and pedagogy
Every learner is involved in learning and enjoying it. 100% 449 3.59 / 5
The teacher uses a variety of instructional materials to explain the concept. 100% 449 3.18 / 5
The learners use a variety of instructional materials to practice the concept. 100% 449 3.04 / 5
The learners have relevant text/work books. 100% 449 2.99 / 5
The learners have relevant writing materials such as pencils, biro, colouring pen etc. 100% 449 3.42 / 5
The teacher integrates literacy and numeracy skills in the lesson. 100% 449 3.38 / 5
The teacher uses/displays audio-visual materials in the class. 100% 449 2.93 / 5
The teacher uses various ways of grouping learners. 100% 449 3.09 / 5
The teacher uses language that is relevant and understandable to the learners. 100% 449 3.66 / 5
The teacher gives clear instructions to the learners. 100% 449 3.6 / 5
New words and concepts are clearly explained and related to learners' experiences. 100% 449 3.41 / 5
Relationship with learners
The teacher uses learners' names when addressing them individually. 100% 449 3.4 / 5
The teacher is fair and inclusive in their teaching and feedback. 100% 449 3.45 / 5
The teacher has empathy for the learners. 100% 449 3.5 / 5
The teacher responds to individual learners according to their need. 100% 449 3.4 / 5
Knowledge of ICT in the classroom
Teacher uses ICT in lesson delivery. 62.1% 279 2.91 / 5
Teacher encourages learners to use ICT tools and devices for learning. 64.1% 288 2.84 / 5
Class management and safeguarding
Every learner can see the teacher and the board. 100% 449 3.91 / 5
The teacher praises and rewards the learners. 100% 449 3.56 / 5
The teacher encourages good behaviour among learners. 100% 449 3.61 / 5
The teacher is confident in his/her presentation. 100% 449 3.68 / 5
The teacher does not use cane, use physical force or threatens learners. 100% 449 3.72 / 5
Evaluation of learning
The lesson objectives are clearly stated at the beginning of the lesson. 100% 449 3.52 / 5
The teacher walks around the room for effective teaching and learning. 100% 449 3.41 / 5
The teacher uses a variety of assessment techniques. 100% 449 3.29 / 5
The teacher invites learners to ask questions and responds appropriately. 100% 449 3.43 / 5
The teacher checks the achievement of the lesson objectives at the end of the lesson through relevant text. 100% 449 3.33 / 5
The teacher gave relevant homework if need be. 100% 449 3.22 / 5
Reference — five-point rubric codes

Stored values map to these points (case-insensitive).

Stored codeQuality levelScore
vp Very Poor 1
p Poor 2
f Fair 3
g Good 4
o Outstanding 5