Reliability of Observations Done by Cooperating Teacher Supervisors in a Direct Instruction Practicum

Document Type

Article

Journal/Book Title/Conference

Effective School Practices

Volume

16

Issue

4

Publication Date

1997

First Page

46

Last Page

57

Abstract

This study assessed the interobserver reliability of a Direct Instruction observation instrument designed to evaluate pre-service teachers’ DI skills. Pre-service teachers instructed elementary students with Reading Mastery and/or Corrective Mathematics and were supervised by licensed teachers in their classrooms. A university coordinator served as the reliability observer. Results indicate that interobserver agreement was generally high, as measured by total agreement, agreement across observation categories, and agreement on frequency of pre-service teacher behavior.

Comments

Originally published by the Association for Direct Instruction.

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