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Parent speaking. I'm in the business world so I'm slightly taken aback some
of the comments that show up on teachers evaluations. In the business world
(or at least at places where people really want to make a difference with
people), there's alot of movement in trying to make evaluations mean
something...about how to help people grow. One of the facets is for 360
degree evaluations...supervisor evaluates you, you evaluate supervisor, much
talk about picking one or two areas to improve on in the coming year. Has
anyone every had a chance to evaluate their principal/administration?
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From: The Austin's [whest177]
Sent: Sunday, March 05, 2000 4:53 PM
To: ArtsEdNet Talk
Subject: Re: Teacher evaluation???
During my last evaluation my elementary principal marked me down on two
things: 1) I don't allow the kids time to "practice" (we spend 2-3 class
periods practice drawing before we draw the final product) and 2) sometimes
she doesn't understand what I'm talking about so she wonders if the kids do.
I asked for a "for instance" , so I'd know what to watch for, and she
couldn't even give me an example. On a good note, I was praised for having
my classroom rules posted on my cart. What's funny about this is that my
evaluation was last month and I took the rules off my cart the second week
of school because they kept falling off. I don't think I can develop
professionally with evaluations like these. My high school administrator is
great tho' - he's in and out of the classroom all year, so when he comes in
to evaluate me he always has really good pointers.
Michal
> << A new question that bothers me. I wonder how other teachers are
judged
> at
> evaluation time. >>
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