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The document describes a 10-part walkthrough form and process used by Elgin ISD to evaluate classroom instruction. The form includes sections to assess the learning objective, instructional activities, delivery methods, questioning techniques, differentiation strategies, vocabulary instruction, student engagement, technology integration, classroom environment, and areas for reinforcement or refinement. Administrators can use the form to provide feedback to teachers and compare internal classroom observations to aggregate data from external walkthroughs. The document provides logistical information on assigning teachers to evaluation frameworks and selecting the walkthrough form in the Appraise platform.
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