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Some of them might have been true or partly true in the past but the information below, originally published by Ofsted in the autumn 2014 and revised in March 2015, serves to confirm facts about the requirements of Ofsted and to dispel myths about inspection that can result in unnecessary workloads in schools.:  \n28. Lesson planning  \n􀁸 Ofsted does not require schools to provide individual lesson plans to inspectors. Equally, Ofsted does not require schools to provide previous lesson plans.  \n􀁸 Ofsted does not specify how planning should be set out, the length of time it should take or the amount of detail it should contain. Inspectors are interested in the effectiveness of planning rather than the form it takes.  \nGrading of lessons  \n􀁸 Ofsted does not award a grade for the quality of teaching or outcomes in the individual lessons visited. It does not grade individual lessons. It does not expect schools to use the Ofsted evaluation schedule to grade teaching or individual lessons.  \nLesson observations  \n􀁸 Ofsted does not require schools to undertake a specified amount of lesson observation.  \n􀁸 Ofsted does not expect schools to provide specific details of the pay grade of individual teachers who are observed during inspection.  \nPupils’ work  \n􀁸 Ofsted does not expect to see a particular frequency or quantity of work in pupils’ books or folders. Ofsted recognises that the amount of work in books and folders will depend on the subject being studied and the age and ability of the pupils.  \n􀁸 Ofsted recognises that marking and feedback to pupils, both written and oral, are important aspects of assessment. However, Ofsted does not expect to see any specific frequency, type or volume of marking and feedback; these are for the school to decide through its assessment policy. Marking and feedback should be consistent with that policy, which may cater for different subjects and different age groups of pupils in different ways, in order to be effective and efficient in promoting learning.  \n􀁸 While inspectors will consider how written and oral feedback is used to promote learning, Ofsted does not expect to see any written record of oral feedback provided to pupils by teachers.  \n􀁸 If it is necessary for inspectors to identify marking as an area for improvement for a school, they will pay careful attention to the way recommendations are written to ensure that these do not drive unnecessary workload for teachers.  \nTo support the view that there is no one preferred Ofsted teaching style, HMCI Sir Michael Wilshaw’s speech to the RSA on “What makes a good lesson?” gives examples of two completely different styles of teaching which were both outstanding. Both teachers taught in the way they felt most comfortable and this enabled all their students to make outstanding progress. “For me , a good lesson is what works.”  \nInspectors do not grade individual lessons for either outcomes or the quality of teaching and learning. The grade descriptors for the quality of teaching , learning and assessment in the Ofsted handbook are not meant to be used for individual lessons. They are there to help inspectors make a judgment on the quality of teaching, learning and assessment across the school over a period of time. However, paragraph 155 of the Ofsted handbook give a very clear steer to inspectors on what they should be looking for when the","cbCainpYoRoPlSDi","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainpYoRoPlSDi","pdf",319080,"English","# Ofsted - Outstanding Teaching and TEEP\n## Myths to dispel about Ofsted and outstanding teaching\n## Lesson planning requirements\n## Grading of lessons and individual lesson evidence\n## Lesson observations and teacher pay-grade details\n## Pupils’ work, marking, and feedback expectations\n## Inspectors’ evaluation focus during observations\n## Characteristics of outstanding teaching","[{\"question\":\"Does Ofsted require schools to provide individual or previous lesson plans for inspectors?\",\"answer\":\"No. Ofsted does not require schools to provide individual lesson plans to inspectors, nor does it require previous lesson plans.\"},{\"question\":\"Does Ofsted grade individual lessons during inspection?\",\"answer\":\"No. Ofsted does not award grades for the quality of teaching or outcomes in individual lessons visited, and the evaluation schedule is not meant for grading individual lessons.\"},{\"question\":\"How does Ofsted evaluate lessons when observing?\",\"answer\":\"Inspectors evaluate factors such as consistently high expectations, secure subject knowledge, effective use of assessment information, how pupils use useful feedback to improve, and promotion of key subjects and functional skills through teaching and learning.\"}]","Ofsted - Outstanding Teaching and TEEP - Dispelling Myths | PDF",1789464556]