99 ways to demonstrate progress and learning during any lesson observation!

99 ways to demonstrate progress and learning during any lesson observation! – Assessing Pupil Progress

How to demonstrate progress in any lesson is a very popular search query with teachers across the globe. Demonstrating progress and learning is paramount when planning for a lesson. I was fortunate to find the following image below on the web illustrating the different ways to show how a pupil has learnt and realised that the majority of the methods here could be used to demonstrate progress in the classroom especially during a key lesson observation. I was impressed with the way the image has grouped together the different types of “ways” of demonstrating progress into 4 distinct categories; “Written”, “Visual”, “Performance” and “Spoken”, and also has a colour gradient to show significance;

99 ways to demonstrate progress and learning

Demonstrating Pupil Progress

The different ways in which you can demonstrate pupil progress can be summarised below;

Written

1. Cartoon Strip
2. Comic Strip
3. Magazine
4. ABC Book
5. Dictionary
6. Menu
7. Time Capsule
8. Web Page
9. Manual
10. Glossary
11. Fantasy
12. Pop Up Book
13. Handbook
14. Email or Text message
15. Scientific Report
16. Newspaper
17. Essay
18. Letter
19. Editorial
20. Biography
21. Journal
22. Fairy Tale
23. Tall Tale
24. Questionnaire

Visual

1. Collage
2. Drawing
3. Poster
4. Timeline
5. Diorama
6. Quilt
7. Bulletin-board
8. Scrapbook
9. Sculpture
10. Advertisement
11. Jigsaw Puzzle
12. Overhead Transparency
13. Flowchart
14. Maps
15. Graph
16. Photo
17. Book Jacket
18. Colouring Book
19. Story Map
20. Brochure
21. Mural
22. Concept Map
23. Flannel Board
24. Board Game
25. Video Costume
26. Comedy Routine
27. Experiment

Performance

1. Mock Trial
2. Soap Operal
3. Musical
4. Sitcom
5. Game Show
6. Poetry
7. Readers’ Theater
8. Re-enactment
9. Commercial
10. Demonstration
11. Acceptance Speech
12. Play
13. Monologue
14. Radio Play
15. Dance
16. Simulation

Spoken

1. Powerpoint Presentation
2. Speech
3. Interview
4. How To
5. Infomercial
6. Show and Tell
7. Voki
8. Sales Pitch
9. Persuasive Argument
10. Focus Group
11. News Report
12. Song
13. Rap
14. Script
15. Panel Discussion
16. Presentation
17. Audio Recording
18. Discussion
19. Story Telling
20. Recorded Interview
21. Rhyme
22. Lesson
23. Sportscast
24. Debate