The Danielson Framework is a widely used tool for evaluating and improving teaching practices. Developed by Charlotte Danielson, it outlines four key domains: Planning and Preparation, Classroom Environment, Instruction, and Professional Responsibilities. Each domain contains specific components that describe effective teaching behaviors and strategies. This framework serves as a guide for educators to reflect on their practices and enhance their skills. It is often used in teacher evaluations and professional development programs, helping educators set goals and improve student learning outcomes through structured feedback and self-assessment.