Classroom Walk-Through Observations

from EdVantage with David Young · host David Young

Today, we talk about one of the most important things principals can do as an instructional leader - frequent classroom walk-through observations. We know how important they are, but sometimes they are so tough to get done. In the episode, we discuss the many benefits of walk-throughs, the two different types (including which is most popular and which is most valuable), and the three key criteria for effective walk-throughs.

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