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    Home / Central Data Catalog / DIGNITAS-APBET-01 / variable [F5]
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Stawisha Instructional Leadership Institute

Kenya, 2020 - 2022
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Reference ID
Dignitas-APBET-01
Producer(s)
Dignitas Limited
Metadata
DDI/XML JSON
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Created on
Feb 20, 2024
Last modified
Feb 25, 2024
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  • Study Description
  • Data Description
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  • Data files
  • 1_Lesson_Obs_Baseline_APBET
  • 2_Instructional_Leadership_Baseline_APBET
  • 3_School_Leaders_Remote_Coaching_APBET
  • 4_Lesson_Observation_Coaching_APBET
  • 5_Instructional_Leadership_Competency_Rubric_APBET
  • 6_Leaders of
    Learning
    Baseline_APBET
  • 7_Leaders_of_Learning_Endline_APBET
  • 8_School_Reopening_Recovery_Baseline_APBET
  • 9_School_Reopening_Recovery_Endline_APBET
  • 10_Literacy_Assessment_APBET
  • 11_Numeracy_Assessment_APBET
  • 12_21st_Century_Skills_Assessment_APBET

Section Notes5 (AY)

Data file: 4_Lesson_Observation_Coaching_APBET

Overview

Valid: 145
Invalid: 82
Type: Discrete
Decimal: 0
Width: 2
Range: 1 - 69
Format: Numeric

Questions and instructions

Categories
Value Category Cases
1 72
31.7%
2 Allows learners to predict and asks open ended questions. 1
0.4%
3 Ask both open and closed questions 1
0.4%
4 Asks both open and closed questions 1
0.4%
5 Few and open ended questions used such as "who is lost" 1
0.4%
6 Few questions used in the lesson 1
0.4%
7 Interactive lesson, a few students asked questions 1
0.4%
8 Learner were raising hands to answer questions. 1
0.4%
9 Learners asked both open and closed questions 1
0.4%
10 Learners asked simple questions 1
0.4%
11 Learners asked simple questions that do not prompt critical thinking 1
0.4%
12 Learners asked simple questions without any rigor 1
0.4%
13 Learners asked straight forward questions 2
0.9%
14 Learners do not ask questions throughout the lesson 1
0.4%
15 Learners given straight forward questions 1
0.4%
16 Mercy uses open and closed ended questions 1
0.4%
17 Most of the questions asked are closed 1
0.4%
18 Most questions asked by the teacher are open ended prompting learners to think. 1
0.4%
19 Most questions asked were closed and open ended questions 1
0.4%
20 Most questions asked were closed. 1
0.4%
21 Needs to do more encouraging prompts 1
0.4%
22 No questions that increase learners thinking 1
0.4%
23 Questioning techniques used did not prompt higher level thinking 1
0.4%
24 Questions are straight forward and does not prompt learners to think 2
0.9%
25 Questions asked are closed 1
0.4%
26 Questions asked are open and allows learners to think critically 1
0.4%
27 Questions asked are simple and does not encourage high level thinking 1
0.4%
28 Questions asked are straight forward 1
0.4%
29 Questions asked do not increase rigor 1
0.4%
30 Questions asked were simple 2
0.9%
31 Questions asked were simple and do not prompt higher level thinking 1
0.4%
32 Questions do not have rigor 1
0.4%
33 Several times the teacher gave learners time to think of what to answer 1
0.4%
34 She targeted questions to different Learners 1
0.4%
35 Teacher asked closed questions most of the time. 1
0.4%
36 Teacher asked closed questions that required yes or no answers or very obvious answers. There was no rigor 1
0.4%
37 Teacher asked open and closed questions. 1
0.4%
38 Teacher asks both closed and open ended questions. 1
0.4%
39 Teacher asks both open and closed questions. 1
0.4%
40 Teacher asks closed questions most of the time. 1
0.4%
41 Teacher asks closed questions that do not encourage high level thinking. 1
0.4%
42 Teacher asks open ended questions. 1
0.4%
43 Teacher asks questions that increase rigor 1
0.4%
44 Teacher asks questions though most of them are closed. 1
0.4%
45 Teacher asks simple questions that do not challenge learners 1
0.4%
46 Teacher asks the learners simple questions with no rigor 1
0.4%
47 Teacher constantly provides opportunities for learners to interact and ask questions in class. 1
0.4%
48 Teacher constantly uses open ended questions in the lesson. 1
0.4%
49 Teacher encourages learners to ask questions. 1
0.4%
50 Teacher gives a variety of questioning prompts to the learners. 1
0.4%
51 Teacher incorporates a mix of open and closed ended questions in the lesson. 1
0.4%
52 Teacher struggles with questioning 1
0.4%
53 Teacher used both open ended and closed questions 1
0.4%
54 Teacher used both open ended and closed questions. 1
0.4%
55 Teacher uses a variety of questioning techniques in the lesson. 2
0.9%
56 Teacher uses a variety of questions for her learners . 1
0.4%
57 Teacher uses both open and closed ended questions 1
0.4%
58 Teacher uses both open and closed ended questions during the lesson. 1
0.4%
59 Teacher uses both open and closed questions. 2
0.9%
60 Teacher uses different questioning techniques to increase rigor 1
0.4%
61 Teacher uses high order thinking questions but guides the learners throughout the process 1
0.4%
62 Teacher uses open and closed questions 1
0.4%
63 Teacher uses open ended questions to increase rigor 1
0.4%
64 Teacher uses questioning techniques that promote high order thinking for the learners. 1
0.4%
65 The questions checked facts and some deeper thinking 1
0.4%
66 Used both open and closed questions. 1
0.4%
67 Used both open ended and closed questions. 1
0.4%
68 Used thumbs up to check for understanding 1
0.4%
69 Varies both open and closed questions 1
0.4%
Sysmiss 82
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
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