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RtI Specialist Evaluation for the STARS ProgramStudent InteractionElement Unsatisfactory Developing Proficient Exemplary
Learning EnvironmentElement Unsatisfactory Developing Proficient Exemplary
Interaction with Students
Student Interaction
Knowledge of Students' Development and Skills
Displays minimal knowledge of developmental characteristics or student skills/knowledge.
Displays general knowledge of developmental characteristics or student skills/knowledge, but only displays this knowledge as it pertains to the whole class.
Displays solid understanding of typical developmental characteristics and the skills/knowledge of groups of students, as well as, exceptions to general patterns.
Displays knowledge of typical developmental characteristics and skills/knowledge as it pertains to each student, including those with special needs, and utilizes this knowledge to differentiate instruction.
Assists in preparing and maintaining appropriate records Does not or inconsistently
follows the requirements for recordkeeping to assist the teacher.
Learns the requirements for recordkeeping to assist the teacher.
Demonstrates the ability to maintain accurate records needed for his/her program area.
Promotes the use of available data to make improvements in his/her program area.
Interaction with at least some students is negative, demeaning, sarcastic. Interaction is inappropriate to students' age or culture. Students' questions or interests are disregarded. Students exhibit disrespect for support staff.
Interactions with students are generally appropriate, but may reflect occasional inconsistencies, favoritism or disregard for students' cultures. Students exhibit only minimal respect for support staff.
Interactions are friendly and demonstrate general warmth, caring, and respect. Interactions are appropriate to developmental and cultural norms. Students exhibit respect for support staff.
Interactions demonstrate genuine caring and respect for individual students. Successfully accommodates students' questions or interests. Students exhibit respect for support staff as an individual.
Interactions are characterized by conflict, sarcasm, or put-downs.
Interactions do not demonstrate negative behavior toward one another.
Interactions are generally polite and respectful. Interactions demonstrate
genuine caring for one another as individuals and as students.
Facilitate small or large groups of students
Is unclear about role, utilizes same strategies for both small and large groups.
Follows directions for facilitating small/large groups of children.
Replicates strategies of activities for group work.
Determines and develops the most effective strategies for working with students.
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InstructionElement Unsatisfactory Developing Proficient Exemplary
Oral and Written Language
Flexibility and Responsiveness
Feedback to Students Is not provided.
Use of Instructional Techniques
Professional ResponsibilitiesElement Unsatisfactory Developing Proficient Exemplary
Monitoring and Response to Student Behavior
Is unaware of student actions. Responds disrespectfully.
May miss the activities of some students. Responds inconsistently.
Is alert to student behavior. Response is respectful and generally appropriate. Documents and maintains records of student behavior.
Is subtle and preventative. Response is highly effective and sensitive to individual needs.
Spoken language is inaudible. Written language is illegible. Spoken or written language contains many grammar and syntax errors.
Spoken language is audible. Written language is legible. Errors may occur occasionally.
Spoken and written language is clear and correct.
Spoken and written language is articulate and expressive.
Gives up or blames the student or the environment for student's lack of success.
Becomes aware of options. Inconsistently makes minor adjustments.
Improvises and adapts to changes. Persists in seeking a myriad of approaches for students.
Anticipates and responds proactively to needed changes. Persists in seeking effective approaches for students as individuals.
Is of low quality. Is inconsistently provided. Is provided to some but not all students. Is sometimes effective.
Is of high quality. Is provided in a timely manner. Is effective to all students.
Is consistently high quality to all students.
Questions are geared to lower level thinking. Students participate in the discussion. Response time is not provided adequately.
Questions indicate an attempt to engage students in discussion and some are geared toward higher level thinking. Students particiapte in the discussion when directed. Response time is provided inconsistently.
Questions facilitate higher-level discussion. Students are actively engaged in discussion. Response time is provided adequately for most students.
Questions facilitate higher-level discussions where sstudents seek to engage entire class. Students occasionally lead discussion, where appropriate. Adequate opportunity is available for all students to respond.
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Service to Students
Service to Self
Maintain Confidentiality
Student Support ActivitiesElement Unsatisfactory Developing Proficient Exemplary
Is not attentive to students' needs. Makes decisions based on self-serving interests.
Attempts to serve studfents inconsistently. Is limited in meeting students' needs.
Is active in serving students. Works within a team to ensure that all students receive a fair opportunity to succeed.
Is highly proactive in serving students. Makes effort to ensure that students are honored in the school. Takes a leadership role in decision making.
Cannot gauge his/her effectiveness. Misjudges success of instruction profoundly. Has no suggestions for improvement.
Can generally gauge his/her effectiveness,. Can make general suggestions.
Assesses his/her effectiveness accurately. Can cite general references for support. Makes some specific suggestions.
Assesses effectiveness thoughtfully. Draws on extensive repertoire of skills. Offers specific suggestions for improvement.
Promotes and shares with others how to maintain privacy and confidentiality.
Inconsistently treats others with respect and shows a commitment to good internal and external customer service.
Treats others with respect and shows a commitment to good internal and external customer service.
Demonstrates an understanding and appreciation of the contributions of people with diverse backgrounds, abilities, and work styles.
Implement instructional program
Observes instructional program but does not implement program.
Understands and implements instructional program.
Supports and involves students in instructional program.
Assists in planning and developing instructional programs.
Maintain positive/respectful communication
Utilizes poor skills. Is disrespectful, antagonistic, argumentative.
Occasionally utilizes appropriate communication skills.
Maintains positive communication. Initiates communication in a
positive manner.
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