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A peer classroom observation activity for teacher growth and connection
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Updated July 6, 2026
Teachers draw a colleague's name, schedule a 10-minute classroom visit, and leave a written note about what they noticed. It's a simple peer observation rotation that sparks professional growth and puts great teaching on display across your school.
Why try it
Peer observation doesn't have to be formal, time-consuming, or tied to evaluation. This activity keeps it lightweight: a 10-minute visit, a handwritten note, and a bulletin board that fills up over time. Teachers get genuine recognition from a colleague who was actually in the room, and your staff starts to learn from each other in a way no PD session can replicate. It works across grade levels, supports professional learning, and gives you an easy way to publicly celebrate what's already happening in your classrooms.
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