Transcription of The Framework for Teaching Evaluation Instrument
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49 The Framework for TeachingEvaluation InstrumentDOMAIN 3 InstructionInstruction583c engaging students IN LEARNING3c engaging students in LearningStudent engagement in learning is the centerpiece of the Framework for Teaching ; all othercomponents contribute to it. When students are engaged in learning , they are not merely busy, nor are they only on task. Rather, they are intellectually active in learning important and chal-lenging content. The critical distinction between a classroom in which students are compliantand busy and one in which they are engaged is that in the latter students are developing theirunderstanding through what they do.
59 3c Engaging Students in Learning —Possible Examples Unsatisfactory Basic Proficient Distinguished Students are able to fill out the lesson
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