Massachusetts Model System for Educator Evaluation
This rubric describes teaching practice. It is intended to support the entire 5 step evaluation cycle for all teachers, including teachers of whole classrooms, small groups, individual students, or any combination of the above. The rubric is designed to be applicable to general education
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