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One Team. One Vision. Unlimited Success Gerald Oehler Old Court Middle School [email protected]

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Understand the new teacher evaluation system. Know how teachers will be evaluated with a basic understanding of the four domains administrators will be looking at.

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One Team. One Vision. Unlimited Success

Gerald OehlerOld Court Middle School

[email protected]

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By the end of the session participants will be able to Have a better understanding of the new teacher evaluation frameworkHave a basic understanding of the qualitative and quantitative measures of the teacher evaluation Understand the expectations with student learning outcomes (SLOs)

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Aligned to what teachers “do” Not a “gotcha” system

Designed for growth Aligned to all teaching assignments Common language across county

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3 year cycle•Observations must be classroom based– No lesson studies– No presenting to

departments

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4 Domains22 Components76 Elements

Danielson Group 2012

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Domain 1:

Planning and Preparation

Domain 1:

Planning and Preparation

Domain 2:

Classroom Environment

Domain 2:

Classroom Environment

Domain 4:

Professional Responsibilities

Domain 4:

Professional Responsibilities

Domain 3:

Instruction

Domain 3:

Instruction

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Domain 1: PlanningDomain 2: Classroom EnvironmentDomain 3: InstructionDomain 4: Professional Responsibilities

Domain 1: PlanningDomain 2: Classroom EnvironmentDomain 3: InstructionDomain 4: Professional Responsibilities

Professional Practice

50%

Professional Practice

50%

Student Growth

50%

Student Growth

50%

Tested Subject20% MSA (Growth)30% Student Learning Objectives

Tested Subject20% MSA (Growth)30% Student Learning Objectives

Non-Tested Subject50% Student Learning Objectives

Non-Tested Subject50% Student Learning Objectives

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• On an index card write signs of good teaching

• Flip card over and on the back write some of the things we do as teachers

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What teachers

do

What teachers

doCommunicate with parents

Communicate with parents

Create learning

environments

Create learning

environments

Plan Lessons

Plan Lessons

Maintain grade book

Maintain grade book

Monitor and track

attendance

Monitor and track

attendance

Attend workshops

Attend workshops

Classroom management

Classroom management

Create assessments

Create assessments

Know our content

Know our content

Modify lessonsModify lessons

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Every teacher will write 2 SLOs

Every teacher will write 2 SLOs

Measure student growth by establishing specific, formal learning goals

Measure student growth by establishing specific, formal learning goals

Apply to all teaching

assignments

Apply to all teaching

assignments

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1. Outcome2. Rationale3. Student Population4. Interval of Instruction5. Targets and Evidence6. Rationale for Targets

*******************This is just a brief overview, everyone will receive the actual form and how to fill them out in detail from department chairs

*******************This is just a brief overview, everyone will receive the actual form and how to fill them out in detail from department chairs

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SLOs may be adjusted They may semester or quarter

targets, not unit Every year teachers will need to

write new SLOs KEEP a portfolio,

Hard copy or electronic

SLOs may be adjusted They may semester or quarter

targets, not unit Every year teachers will need to

write new SLOs KEEP a portfolio,

Hard copy or electronic

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Rating Criteria

4Highly

Effective

At least 85 percent of the student population exceeded the target.

3Effective

70-84 percent of the student population met or exceeded the target.

2Effective

Developing

60-69 percent of the student population met or exceeded the target.

1Ineffective

Less than 60 percent of the student population met or exceeded the target

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1. What assistance will need to be provided to support teachers in this process?

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• More in-depth PD will be provided in faculty and department chair meetings

• Department meetings will focus on Domain 3 and parts of Domain 1 as well as writing and monitoring SLOs– Instruction, Planning and

Preparation

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Student Learning Objectives Tentative Dates

Deeper Understanding of SLOs and Drafting SLOs

September 16

Individual meeting with department chair for assistance/preapproval

September 23-27

SLOs finalized September 30

SLO conferences with Principal October

Adjustments (as needed) November 4-8

Timeline subject to change depending on the

direction we get from Central Office

(They will be coming this year)

Timeline subject to change depending on the

direction we get from Central Office

(They will be coming this year)

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• Lesson Plan Format• Informal

Observation