This is the third edition of the popular Danielson Framework for Teaching, used by teacher preparation programs and schools for a better understanding of excellent instruction. The Framework’s four domains, 22 components, and 73 key elements provide an expansive, holistic definition of what teachers across the K-12 spectrum should know and be able to do for instructional excellence. One of the key benefits of the Framework is that it gives practitioners a common language for visualizing, talking about, and reflecting on their work as they chart their ongoing progress toward instructional excellence.
Reviewed by Carol Campbell, PhD
Vice President for Education
Southwestern Union Conference
Author: Pete Nelson, with a preface by Hunter Scott (the 11-year-old who inspired the book and whose research informs the book)
