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One can observe the scheduling (movement) of Kubernetes PODs by using the following methods:

1. Kubernetes Dashboard: Kubernetes Dashboard is a web-based user interface that provides a graphical representation of the Kubernetes cluster. It allows users to view the status of all running Pods, along with their scheduling information.

2. kubectl command-line tool: kubectl is the command-line interface tool used to manage Kubernetes clusters. It provides commands to get information about the status of Pods, including their scheduling information.

3. Kubernetes Events: Kubernetes provides an events API that allows users to monitor changes and events within the cluster. By monitoring these events, users can observe the scheduling of Pods and any other changes made to the cluster.

4. Kubernetes API: The Kubernetes API provides a programmatic way to access and manage Kubernetes clusters. By using the API, users can write scripts or programs to monitor the scheduling of Pods and other activities within the cluster.

5. Logging: Kubernetes logs contain information about the scheduling of Pods, including which nodes they were scheduled on and when they were scheduled. By monitoring these logs, users can observe the scheduling of Pods and identify any issues that may arise.