2013 14teacherassessment
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Teacher Keys Effectiveness System 2013-2014
Walkthroughs & FormativeAssessmentsEvaluator uses multiple sources of data to determineteacher’s formative ratings for ten performance standards.
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ObservationType
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1CHANTE'BLACKWELL 10/14/2013 10/14/2013 Walkthrough 10/07/2013
2CHANTE'BLACKWELL 11/11/2013 11/11/2013 Walkthrough 11/04/2013
3CHANTE'BLACKWELL 01/08/2014 05/16/2014 Formative 12/18/2013
4CHANTE'BLACKWELL 01/24/2014 01/24/2014 Walkthrough 01/24/2014
5CHANTE'BLACKWELL 05/16/2014 05/16/2014 Walkthrough 05/13/2014
6CHANTE'BLACKWELL 05/16/2014 05/16/2014 Formative 05/07/2014
Planning Exemplary Proficient NeedsDevelopment
Ineffective
1. ProfessionalKnowledge -The teacherdemonstratesanunderstandingof thecurriculum,subjectcontent,pedagogicalknowledge, andthe needs ofstudents byprovidingrelevantlearningexperiences.
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2.InstructionalPlanning - Theteacher plansusing state andlocal schooldistrict curriculaand standards,effectivestrategies,resources, anddata to addressthedifferentiatedneeds of allstudents.
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InstructionalDelivery
Exemplary Proficient NeedsDevelopment
Ineffective
3.InstructionalStrategies - Theteacherpromotesstudentlearning byusing research-basedinstructionalstrategiesrelevant to thecontent toengagestudents inactive learning& to facilitatethe students'acquisition ofkey knowledge& skills.
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4.DifferentiatedInstruction -The teacherchallenges andsupports eachstudent’slearning byprovidingappropriatecontent anddeveloping skillswhich addressindividual
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learningdifferences.
Assessment ofand for
Learning
Exemplary Proficient NeedsDevelopment
Ineffective
5. AssessmentStrategies - Theteachersystematicallychooses avariety ofdiagnostic,formative, andsummativeassessmentstrategies andinstrumentsthat are validandappropriate forthe contentand studentpopulation.
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6. AssessmentUses - Theteachersystematicallygathers,analyzes, anduses relevantdata tomeasurestudentprogress, toinforminstructionalcontent anddeliverymethods, andto providetimely andconstructivefeedback toboth students& parents.
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LearningEnvironment
Exemplary Proficient NeedsDevelopment
Ineffective
7. PositiveLearningEnvironment -The teacherprovides a well-managed, safe,and orderlyenvironmentthat isconducive tolearning andencouragesrespect for all.
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8.AcademicallyChallengingEnvironment -The teachercreates astudent-centered,academicenvironment inwhich teachingand learningoccur at highlevels andstudents areself-directedlearners.
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Professionalismand
Communication
Exemplary Proficient NeedsDevelopment
Ineffective
9.Professionalism- The teacherexhibits acommitment to
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professionalethics and theschool’smission,participates inprofessionalgrowthopportunitiesto supportstudentlearning, andcontributes tothe profession.
10.Communication- The teachercommunicateseffectively withstudents,parents orguardians,district andschoolpersonnel, andotherstakeholders inways thatenhancestudentlearning.
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