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Old Evaluation System. Long Form. Short Form. Comprehensive. Focused. “…when a comprehensive evaluation is not required,…teachers and principals…are required to complete a focused evaluation”. Typical Teacher’s First 8 Years in TPEP. Typical Teacher’s First 8 Years in TPEP. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Who Goes PGO?
Teachers with 4 Years of Satisfactory Evaluations
Long Form Short Form
Old Evaluation System
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Focused Comprehensive
Who Goes Comp.?
Provisional Teachers
Principals in 1s
t 3 Years
Principals 1s
t Year in District
Teachers and Principals with Previous Rating 1 or 2
Teachers and Principals Every 4 Years
“…when a comprehensive evaluation is not required,…teachers and principals…are required to complete a focused evaluation”
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Year 1Provisional
Status
ComprehensiveEvaluation
Basic is OK
2 Observations 1 in First 90 Days
Typical Teacher’s First 8 Years in TPEP
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Year 1Provisional
Status
Comprehensive
Evaluation
Basic is OK
2 Observations 1 in First 90
Days
Year 2Provisional
Status
Comprehensive
Evaluation
Basic is OK
2 Observations
Year 3Provisional
Status
Comprehensive
Evaluation
Basic is OK Unless going to
Focused
3 Observations
Year 4Non-
ProvisionalStatus
Focused Evaluation
Basic is OK Unless going to
Focused
2 Observations
Year 5Non-
Provisional Status
Focused Evaluation
Basic is OK Unless going to
Focused
2 Observations
Year 6Non-
Provisional Status
Focused Evaluation
Basic is NOT OK
Year 7 Non-
Provisional Status
Comprehensive Evaluation
Basic is NOT OK
Year 8Non-
Provisional Status
Focused Evaluation
Basic is NOT OK
Typical Teacher’s First 8 Years in TPEPRCW 28A.405.220 (1) (c) the school district superintendent may make a determination to remove an employee from provisional status if the employee has received one of the top two evaluation ratings during the second year of employment by the district.
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Year 1Provisional
Status
Comprehensive
Evaluation
Basic is OK
2 Observations 1 in First 90
Days
Year 2Provisional
Status
Comprehensive
Evaluation
Basic is OK
2 Observations
Year 3Provisional
Status
Comprehensive
Evaluation
Basic is OK Unless going to
Focused
3 Observations
Year 4Non-
ProvisionalStatus
Focused Evaluation
Basic is OK Unless going to
Focused
2 Observations
Year 5Non-
Provisional Status
Focused Evaluation
Basic is OK Unless going to
Focused
2 Observations
Year 6Non-
Provisional Status
Focused Evaluation
Basic is NOT OK
2 Observations
Year 7 Non-
Provisional Status
Comprehensive Evaluation
Basic is NOT OK
2 Observations
Year 8Non-
Provisional Status
Focused Evaluation
Basic is NOT OK
2 Observations
Typical Teacher’s First 8 Years in TPEPA teacher’s work is not judged satisfactory if a…teacher…with more than 5 years of teaching experience [with] a level 2 …summative rating has been received for two consecutive years or for two years within a consecutive three-year time period.
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Teacher
Carrie Oakey
Ben Dover
Herbie Hind
Constance Noring
Status
Provisional
Continuing
Provisional
Provisional
Comp/Focus
Comprehensive
Focused
Comprehensive
Comprehensive
Basic OK?
Not OK
Not OK
OK
OK
Obs. Required
2
2
2 (1-90 day)
3
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Creating a CULTURE of learningTeachers Principals
“creating a school culture that promotes the ongoing improvement of learning and teaching for students and staff.”
“providing for school safety.”
“fostering and managing a safe, positive learning
environment.”
“collaborative and collegial practices
focused on improving
instructional practice and
student learning.”
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Using DATA to make decisions
Teachers Principals
“using multiple student data
elements to modify
instruction and improve
student learning.”
“development, implementation, and evaluation of a data-driven plan for increasing student achievement, including the use of multiple student data elements.”
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Linking CONTENT to standards
Teachers Principals
“assisting instructional staff with alignment of curriculum, instruction, and assessment with state and local district learning goals.”
“providing clear and intentional
focus on subject matter content
and curriculum.”
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Linking the school to the COMMUNITY
Teachers Principals
“communicating and
collaboratingwith parents and
school community.”
“partnering with the school community to promote learning.”
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Increasing TEACHING effectiveness
Teachers Principals
Implementing the instructional
framework
“monitoring, assisting, and evaluating effective instruction and assessment practices.”