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Page 1: Evaluation Rubrics for Teachers · For example, emerging performance is clearly different from unsatisfactory performance. Educators, likewise, select from the rubric a performance

Evaluation Rubrics for Teachers Office of Leadership and System Support

Page 2: Evaluation Rubrics for Teachers · For example, emerging performance is clearly different from unsatisfactory performance. Educators, likewise, select from the rubric a performance

West Virginia Board of Education2018-2019

David G. Perry, PresidentMiller L. Hall, Vice President

Thomas W. Campbell, CPA, Financial Officer

Robert W. Dunlevy, MemberF. Scott Rotruck, Member

Daniel D. Snavely, M.D., MemberDebra K. Sullivan, Member

Nancy J. White, MemberJames S. Wilson, D.D.S., Member

Sarah Armstrong Tucker, Ed.D., Ex OfficioChancellor

West Virginia Council for Community and Technical College EducationInterim Chancellor

West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission

Steven L. Paine, Ed.D., Ex OfficioState Superintendent of Schools

West Virginia Department of Education

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Rubrics

Levels of Performance

FourdistinctlevelsofperformanceareusedtodescribethequalityofteachingwithinWestVirginiaclassrooms.Rubricsguidethedeterminationofspecificperformancelevels.

Distinguished Accomplished Emerging Unsatisfactory Distinguishedperformancedescribesprofessionalteachingthatengagesstudentstobehighlyresponsiblefortheirownlearning.Performingatthislevelinvolvescontributingtotheprofessionallearningofothersthroughteacherleadership.

Accomplishedperformancedescribesprofessionalteachingthatexhibitsmasteryoftheworkofteachingwhileimprovingpracticeandservingtheprofessionalcommunity.

Emergingperformancerepresentsteachingthatdemonstratesknowledgeandskillstoimplementessentialelementsalbeitnotalwayssuccessfullyattimes.

Unsatisfactoryperformancedescribesteachingthatdoesnotconveysufficientunderstandingofconceptsorthesuccessfulimplementationofessentialelements.

Performance-levelratingsmayfluctuatefromyear-to-yearduetoavarietyofcircumstances,suchaschangesincontentorgradelevel.Evaluatorsselectaperformancelevelfromtherubricthatbestdescribescurrent,actualeducatorpractice—notafutureexpectation—foraparticularelement.Connectingtheperformanceleveltoactualpracticeisespeciallyimportantwhenchoosingbetweentwoadjoiningperformancelevels.Forexample,emergingperformanceisclearlydifferentfromunsatisfactoryperformance.Educators,likewise,selectfromtherubricaperformancelevelthatbestdescribescurrentpracticewhencompletingtheself-reflection.WestVirginiaProfessionalTeachingStandardsmayofferadditionalinsightintoselectinganappropriateperformancelevelforself-reflectionorevaluation.

Professional Teaching Standards

ThefiveProfessionalTeachingStandardsusedintheevaluationsystemarederivedfromtheWestVirginiaProfessionalTeachingStandards.TheProfessionalTeachingStandardsrecognizeperformanceattheAccomplishedleveltobemeritoriousaswellasrigorousandofhighquality.Accomplishedperformanceisexpectedtobethemostfrequentlyrecognizedlevelofperformance;performanceattheDistinguishedwilllikelyoccuronoccasion.Preponderanceoftheevidenceprovidesthebasisforevaluatorstodetermineperformance-levelratings.

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Professional Teaching Standards

STANDARD1:CURRICULUMANDPLANNINGElement 1.1: The teacher demonstrates a deep and extensive knowledge of the subject matter.

Distinguished Accomplished Emerging Unsatisfactory

Theteacher• demonstratesexpert,specializedcontentknowledge

• collaborateswithteachersfromothergradesandsubjectstoextendandconnectstudentlearningtoothercontentareas

Theteacher• demonstratesextensivecontentknowledge

• connectsstudentlearningtoothercontentareas

Theteacher• demonstratescontentknowledge

• attemptstoconnectstudentlearningtoothercontentareas

Theteacher• doesnotdemonstratesufficientcontentknowledge

• doesnotattempttoconnectstudentlearningtoothercontentareas

Element 1.2: The teacher designs standards-driven instruction using state-approved curricula.

Distinguished Accomplished Emerging Unsatisfactory

Theteacher• collaborateswithothers,includingstudents,todesigninstructionandassessmentalignedtothestate-approvedcurricula

• collaborateswithstudentstodesignsequentiallearningactivitiesthatprovideforvariedstudentabilitiesandinterests

• collaborateswithothers,includingstudents,todesignlearningactivitiesthatpromotestudentcollaboration,criticalthinking,andproblemsolving

Theteacher• designswritteninstructionalplansthataligninstructionandassessmenttothestate-approvedcurricula

• designssequentiallearningactivitiesthatprovideforvariedstudentabilitiesandinterests

• designsactivitiesthatpromotestudentcollaboration,criticalthinking,andproblemsolving

Theteacher• designswritteninstructionalplansalignedtothestate-approvedcurricula

• designssequentiallearningactivitiesatappropriatedevelopmentallevels

• designsactivitiesthatpromotestudentcollaboration

Theteacher• doesnotdesignwritteninstructionalplans

• doesnotdesigninstructionalplansand/orunitsthataredrivenbystate-approvedcurricula

• doesnotdesignsequentiallearningactivitiesatappropriatedevelopmentallevels

• doesnotdesignactivitiesthatpromotestudentcollaboration

Element 1.3: The teacher uses a balanced assessment approach to guide student learning.

Distinguished Accomplished Emerging Unsatisfactory

Theteacher• collaborateswithstudentstodesignanduseavarietyofassessments,includingpeerandstudentself-reflections,tomonitorstudentprogressandsetlearninggoals• collaborateswithstudentsandotherstoclearlydefineandcommunicateassessmentcriteria• sharesassessmentdataandprovidestimelyfeedbacktostudentsandotherstakeholders

Theteacher• designsandusesformativeandsummativeassessmentstomonitorstudentprogressandsetlearninggoals• clearlydefinesandcommunicatesassessmentcriteria• sharesassessmentdataandprovidestimelyfeedbacktostudents

Theteacher• designsandusesformativeandsummativeassessments• communicatesassessmentcriteria• sharesassessmentdatawithstudents

Theteacher• doesnotuseformativeandsummativeassessments• doesnotcommunicateassessmentcriteria• doesnotshareassessmentdataorprovidefeedbacktostudents

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STANDARD2:THELEARNERANDTHELEARNINGENVIRONMENTElement 2.1: The teacher understands and responds to the unique characteristics of learners.

Distinguished Accomplished Emerging Unsatisfactory

Theteacher• demonstratesextensiveknowledgeofstudents’social,emotional,andacademicneeds,interests,learningstyles,culturalheritage,andgender

• plans and implementsdifferentiated learningactivitieswithstudents

• helpscolleaguesunderstandtheuniquecharacteristicsofalllearners

Theteacher• demonstratesthoroughknowledgeofstudents’social,emotional,andacademicneeds,interests,learningstyles,culturalheritage,andgender

• plansandimplementsdifferentiatedlearningactivitiesforstudents

Theteacher• demonstrates adequateknowledgeofstudents’social,emotional,andacademicneeds,interests,learningstyles,culturalheritage,andgender

• plansandimplementsdifferentiatedlearningactivitiesforsomestudents

Theteacher• doesnotdemonstrateknowledgeofstudents’social,emotional,andacademicneeds,interests,learningstyles,culturalheritage,andgender

• doesnotplanandimplementappropriatelearningactivities

Element 2.2: The teacher establishes and maintains a safe and appropriate learning environment.

Distinguished Accomplished Emerging Unsatisfactory

Theteacher• collaborateswithstudentstoestablishaneffectiveclassroommanagementsystem

• collaborateswithstudentstoensureappropriatebehaviorasdefinedbythecodeofconduct

• organizesspaceandmaterialsinasafe,highlyefficient,andwell-designedlearningenvironment

Theteacher• establishesaneffectiveclassroommanagementsystem

• respondsappropriatelyandrespectfullytostudentbehaviorasdefinedbythecodeofconduct

• organizesspaceandmaterialstoensuresafetyandefficiency

Theteacher• establishesaclassroommanagementsystem

• respondsinadequatelytostudentbehaviorasdefinedbythecodeofconduct

• organizesspaceandmaterials toensuresafety

Theteacher• doesnotimplementaneffectiveclassroommanagementsystem

• doesnotrespondtostudentbehaviorasdefinedbythecodeofconduct

• doesnotorganizespaceandmaterialstoensuresafety

Element 2.3: The teacher establishes and maintains a learner-centered culture.

Distinguished Accomplished Emerging Unsatisfactory

Theteacher• establishes,withstudents,clearcriteriaforhigh-qualitywork• collaborateswithstudentstomaximizeinstructionaltime• engagesstudentsinactive,self-directedlearningaspartofacommunityoflearners• providesextensiveopportunitiesforstudentstocollaborateinlearning

Theteacher• setsandcommunicatesclearcriteriaforhigh-qualitywork• usesinstructionaltimeefficiently• engagesstudentsinactivelearning• providesadequateopportunitiesforstudentstocollaborateinlearning

Theteacher• setscriteriaforhigh-qualitywork• usesinstructionaltimewithlimitedefficiency• engagesstudentsinlearning• provideslimitedopportunitiesforstudentstocollaborateinlearning

Theteacher• doesnotestablishcriteriaforqualitywork• doesnotuseinstructionaltimeefficiently• doesnotengagestudentsinlearning• doesnotprovideopportunitiesforstudentstocollaborateinlearning

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Professional Teaching Standards

STANDARD3:TEACHINGElement 3.1: The teacher utilizes a variety of research-based instructional strategies.

Distinguished Accomplished Emerging Unsatisfactory

Theteacher• collaborateswithstudentstouseanextensivevarietyofeffectiveinstructionalstrategiestodelivercontent

• collaborateswithstudentstoprovidescaffoldinganddifferentiatedinstruction

• extensivelyusesappropriatetechnologytodelivercontent

Theteacher• usesavarietyofeffectiveinstructionalstrategiestodelivercontent

• demonstratesadequateuseofscaffoldinganddifferentiatedinstruction

• adequatelyusestechnologytodelivercontent

Theteacher• usesalimitedvarietyofeffectiveinstructionalstrategiestodelivercontent

• demonstrateslimiteduseofscaffoldingordifferentiatedinstruction

• demonstrateslimiteduseofappropriatetechnologytodelivercontent

Theteacher• doesnotuseeffectiveinstructionalstrategiestodelivercontent

• doesnotscaffoldordifferentiateinstruction

• doesnotuseappropriatetechnologytodelivercontent

Element 3.2: The teacher motivates and engages students in learning, problem solving and collaboration.

Distinguished Accomplished Emerging Unsatisfactory

Theteacher• facilitatesstudent-ledlearningactivitiesleadingtodeepunderstandingofthecontent

• encouragesstudentstoinitiateoradaptlearningactivitiestodeepenunderstanding

• providesstudentswithextensiveopportunitiestocollaborateandpeer-assessusingappropriatetechnologiestogatherinformation,problemsolveandsharelearning

Theteacher• provideslearningactivitiesrelevanttothecontentthatinvolvemeaningfulreal-worldexperiencesleadingtodeepunderstanding

• explainsdirectionsandproceduresclearlyandmodelsthemwhennecessary

• providesstudentswithadequateopportunitiestocollaborateandpeer-assessusingappropriatetechnologiestogatherinformation,problemsolveandsharelearning

Theteacher• provideslearningactivitiesrelevanttothecontent

• explainsdirectionsandprocedures

• providesstudentswithlimitedopportunitiestocollaborateusingappropriatetechnologies

Theteacher• doesnotprovidelearningactivitiesthatarerelevanttothecontent

• doesnotprovidemeaningfulactivities

• doesnotexplaindirectionsandprocedures

• doesnotprovidestudentsopportunitiestocollaborate

Element 3.3: The teacher adjusts instruction based on a variety of assessments and student responses.

Distinguished Accomplished Emerging Unsatisfactory

Theteacher• effectivelymodifiesinstructiontomeettheneedsofallstudents• extensivelymonitorsstudentprogressusingavarietyofassessments• collaborateswithstudentsandotherstomakeinstructionaldecisions• extensivelyanalyzesandusesstudentdatatomakeinstructionaldecisions• usesavarietyofformativeassessmentstodifferentiateinstructionandprovideeffectiveinterventions

Theteacher• modifiesinstructionwhenneedisapparent• consistentlymonitorsstudentprogressusingavarietyofassessments• usesstudentfeedbacktomakeinstructionaldecisions• analyzesstudentdatatomakeinstructionaldecisions• usesavarietyofformativeassessmentstodifferentiateinstructionandprovideappropriateinterventions

Theteacher• recognizesmissedopportunitiestomodifyinstruction• inconsistentlymonitorsstudentprogressusingavarietyofassessments• examinesstudentdata• usesformativeassessmentstoprovidewhole-groupinterventions

Theteacher• doesnotmodifyinstruction• doesnotmonitorstudentprogress• doesnotbaseinstructiononavarietyofassessments• doesnotprovideinterventionsbasedonstudentdata

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STANDARD4:PROFESSIONALRESPONSIBILITIESFORSELF-RENEWALElement 4.1: The teacher engages in professional development for self-renewal that guides continuous examination and improvement of professional practice.

Distinguished Accomplished Emerging Unsatisfactory

Theteacher• initiatestheinvestigationthatleadstothedevelopmentofbestpractices

• extensivelyimplementsbestpractices

• mentorsothersintheimplementationofbestpractices

• sharesresultsofinvestigationatthelocal,state,ornationallevel

Theteacher• engagesinprofessionallearningtoinvestigatebestpractices

• consistentlyimplementsbestpractices

• sharesbestpracticeswithintheschoolcommunity

Theteacher• participatesinopportunitiestoinvestigatebestpracticeswheninvitedtodoso

• inconsistentlyimplementsbestpractices

Theteacher• doesnotparticipateinprofessionaldevelopmentofbestpracticesasrequiredforself-renewal

• doesnotimplementbestpractices

• doesnotimplementbestpracticesacquiredthroughprofessionaldevelopmenttoimproveunsatisfactoryperformancerating

Element 4.2: The teacher actively engages in collaborative learning opportunities for self-renewal with colleagues.

Distinguished Accomplished Emerging Unsatisfactory

Theteacher• initiatesoradvancesthedevelopmentofacollaborativeteam

• contributesconsistentlytogrouplearning

• mentorsothersinutilizingknowledgeandskillsgained

Theteacher• participatesactivelyinand/orfacilitatesacollaborativeteam

• contributestogrouplearning

• utilizestheknowledgeandskillsgained

Theteacher• participatesinacollaborativeteamwheninvitedtodoso

• attemptstoutilizetheknowledgeandskillsgained

Theteacher• worksinisolation• doesnotcontributeproductivelytoworkofcollaborativeteamsasrequiredfor self-renewal

• doesnotutilizeknowledgeandskillsgained

• doesnotutilizeknowledgeandskillsgainedtoimproveunsatisfactoryperformancerating

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Professional Teaching Standards

STANDARD5:PROFESSIONALRESPONSIBILITIESFORSCHOOLANDCOMMUNITYElement 5.1: The teacher participates in school-wide collaborative efforts to support the success of all students.

Distinguished Accomplished Emerging Unsatisfactory

Theteacher• leadstheongoingdevelopmentofschool-wideinitiativesbasedonschoolandstudentdata

• participatesinthedesignanddeliveryofprofessionaldevelopment fortheimplementationofschool-wideinitiatives

Theteacher• collaboratesinthedevelopmentofschool-wideinitiativesbasedonschoolandstudentdata

• participatesintheimplementationofschool-wideinitiatives

Theteacher• participatesinschool-wideinitiatives

Theteacher• doesnotparticipateinschool-wideinitiatives

Element 5.2: The teacher works with parents, guardians, families, and community entities to support student learning and well-being.

Distinguished Accomplished Emerging Unsatisfactory

Theteacher• developsongoingopportunitiesforfamiliestoparticipateinclassroomactivitiesbasedonneedsassessment

• interactsappropriatelywithfamilieswithintheschoolandcommunity

• utilizestheoryandcurrentresearchtofacilitatemeaningfulconnectionsbetweentheschoolandfamily

• developsandpromotesmeaningfulschoolactivitiesbyutilizingcommunityexpertiseandresources

Theteacher• offersongoingopportunitiesforfamiliestoparticipateinclassroomactivities

• interactsappropriatelywithfamilieswithintheschoolsetting

• seeksrelevantknowledgeofthefamilyinordertoprovidemeaningfulconnectionsbetweentheschoolandfamily

• createspositiveconnectionsbetweentheschoolandthecommunity

Theteacher• participatesinschool-widefamilyactivities

• hasminimalinteractionwithfamilies

• respondsappropriatelytocontactfromfamilies

• occasionallyconnectsschoolactivitieswithcommunityresources

Theteacher• doesnotattendschool-widefamilyactivities

• doesnotrespondorinappropriatelyrespondstocontactfromfamilies

• doesnotpositivelycontributetotherelationshipbetweenschoolandcommunity

Element 5.3: The teacher promotes practices and policies that improve school environment and student learning.

Distinguished Accomplished Emerging Unsatisfactory

Theteacher• involvescoachesandotherstoimplementandsustainteacher-identifiedchange• takesaleadershiproleingrowthinitiativesthataffectpracticeandpolicythroughouttheschoolcommunity

Theteacher• identifiespossibleareasofgrowthwithintheclassroomandschool• recommendsandfacilitatesopportunitiesforchangeandgrowthintheclassroomandschool

Theteacher• participatesinrequiredinitiativesleadingtochangeinpracticeandpolicyintheclassroomandschool

Theteacher• doesnotparticipateinavailableopportunitiesforchangeandgrowththataffectpracticeandpolicy

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Student Learning StudentLearningisthesinglemostimportantgoalofeducation.Manythingsaffectstudents’qualityoflifeandreadinesstolearn.Thequalityofteaching,however,isthemostimportantschool-relatedfactorwiththepotentialtoimpactstudentlearning.Theworkoftheteacherconstitutesmultipledimensionsthatcontributetostudentachievement.Thisperformancestandardrequireseducatorstodemonstratetheirstudents’successthroughmultiplemeasures.TheeducatorevaluationrecognizestheprofessionalcommitmentandhardworknecessaryforWestVirginiastudentstoachieveathighlevels.Itrecognizesstudentgrowthinavarietyofclassroomsacrossdiversesocialandacademiccontexts.

STANDARD6:STUDENTLEARNINGElement 6.1: The work of the teacher results in measurable progress of student learning of state-approved curricula.

Distinguished Accomplished Emerging Unsatisfactory

Evidencefrommultiplemeasuresconsistentlyvalidatesprogressofstudentlearningofappropriatestate-approvedcurricula.Theteacheraccomplishesastudent-learninggoalthatinvolvescollaborativeeffortsacrossclassrooms.

Evidencefrommultiplemeasuresconsistentlyvalidatesprogressofstudentlearningoftheappropriatestate-approvedcurricula.

Evidencefrommultiplemeasuresdoesnotconsistentlyvalidateprogressofstudentlearningoftheappropriatestate-approvedcurricula.

Evidencefrommultiplemeasuresdoesnotvalidateprogressofstudentlearningofappropriatestate-approvedcurricula.

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Professional Conduct ProfessionalConductreflectstheunderstandingthatteachingisbothademandingandrewardingprofessionthatinvolvesaseriouscommitmenttothehigheststandardsofpublicservice.Thisperformancestandardsetsclearcriteriaforthosecompetenciesandhabits-of-mindwithoutwhichprofessionalteachingsimplycannotoccur.TheProfessionalConductstandardallowseducatorstoaddressareasofconcernwithoutnecessitatinganimprovementplan.TheProfessionalConductperformancestandarddoesnot,however,supplantcodeandpolicytowhicheducatorsremainfullyaccountableandisnotdeterminativeofwhetherbehavioriscorrectable.Certainviolationsmaybecuredbyimplementationofanimprovementplan;otherswillrequireimmediateaction.

STANDARD7:PROFESSIONALCONDUCTElement 7.1: The teacher demonstrates professional conduct as defined in law, policy and procedure at the state, district and school level.

MeetsStandard BelowStandard Unsatisfactory

PolicyandProcedure Adherestostate,districtandschoolpolicyandprocedure

Adherestostate,districtandschoolpolicyandprocedurewithfewexceptions

Demonstratesapatternofviolatingstate,districtorschoolpolicyandprocedure

Attendance Adherestostate,districtandschoolattendancepolicyandprocedure

Adherestostate,districtandschoolattendancepolicyandprocedurewithfewexceptions

Demonstratesapatternofabsencesthatviolatestate,districtorschoolattendancepolicyandprocedure

Schedule Adherestostate,districtandschoolworkschedulepolicyandprocedure

Adherestostate,districtandschoolworkschedulepolicyandprocedurewithfewexceptions

Demonstratesapatternoffailuretoadheretotheworkscheduledefinedbystate,districtorschoolpolicyandprocedure

Respect Interacts professionallywithstudents,parents/guardians,colleaguesandcommunity

Interactsprofessionallywithstudents,parents/guardians,colleaguesandcommunitywithfewexceptions

Demonstratesapatternofbehaviorwithstudents,parents/guardians,colleaguesand/orcommunitywhichisunprofessional

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Steven L. Paine, Ed.D. West Virginia Superintendent of Schools