“An expert in anything was once a beginner” Morgan McKinley.

Observation is a crucial part in teaching and learning too. It presents opportunities that help us figure out what a real teacher life looks like. It helps us develop and establish strategies and techniques that will aid our learning processes as noble teachers. This is as well could be affiliated to importance of observing children in which you really start to realize that you are applying what you have learned as raw material and you feel the pleasure of being with them. When I observe children playing this helps me discover their interest. when I observe children I can assess their developmental stages and level. When engaging in conversations and tasks with them I can figure out their strengths and weaknesses which indeed enlighten up my way in planning lessons, designing activities and modifying my methodologies.

Even more, observations are needed in teaching and they are very essential and important at every stage of the teaching career because the teaching and education field is in continues progress and change so teachers need to keep in touch with every change and development so they catch up every single detail that might come in handy in their effortful noble career.

By highlighting and capitalizing on the importance of observations in the teaching career, we are subsequently capitalizing on the importance of utilizing case studies in teaching since it helps us in identifying the context of the problem that we are facing then it contributes in suggesting solutions that would help in solving it. Additionally, case studies provide us with key facts that we should be considering when dealing with the problem in addition to some alternatives that would be available to us while making decisions.