Name: Silva Noridha Sitompul NIM: F1021191049

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Name: Silva Noridha Sitompul

NIM: F1021191049

Observation is a basic part of the learning of many occupations, particularly

in vocational and technical fields, but learning through the observation of practitioners at work also
plays a role in other fields, such as business, law, and medicine.

For the teacher being observed, the

observer can provide an “objective” view of the lesson and can collect

information about the lesson that the teacher who is teaching the lesson

might not otherwise be able to gather.

The nature of observation might seem to be self-evident, yet the process of observation is more
complex than it might appear. Lessons are dynamic and, to some extent, unpredictable events.

The purpose of observation is to learn from the observation experience.

Observation by a peer could help the teacher further understand these problems by collecting
information related to each problem.

Peer observation can help teachers become more aware of the issues they confront in the classroom
and how these can be resolved. Observation can also help narrow the gap between one’s imagined
view of teaching and what actually occurs in the classroom.

Observe from the discussion forum for these elements:

1.Who is actively involved in the discussion (You may mention some students based on the real
observation, also you may quote the post)?

I think daffa and abdul malik azis

2. What kind of participation do those participants make?

3. What is the content of the participation? Is that the idea or merely interactional involvement?

Peer observation can help the instructors in being more aware of the problems they face in the
classroom and how to address them. Observation can be a tool for closing the gap between the
expectation of teaching and what actually happens in classroom while teaching.

4. Are there any critical thinking shown in the participation?

5. How about the discipline of your peer in this class.

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