Danielson Framework

The Danielson Framework is a widely used model for evaluating and improving teaching effectiveness. It breaks down teaching into four key domains: Planning and Preparation, Classroom Environment, Instruction, and Professional Responsibilities. Each domain includes specific components that highlight essential practices, such as lesson design, student engagement, and classroom management. Educators use this framework for self-reflection, peer observations, and formal evaluations, aiming to enhance teaching quality and ultimately improve student learning outcomes. By focusing on these areas, the framework provides a structured approach to professional development in education.