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TEACHER'S SELF-EVALUATION GUIDE Every teacher …

teacher ' "areasofteacherresponsibility" ,conciseinstrumentwhichyoumayuse .INSTRUCTIONSFORCOMPLETIONOFTHEGUIDEANDT HESUMMARY(1) Eachof thesix"areasofresponsibility"has ;veryeffectivein ; ;needsmyattention; ;dissatisfiedwiththispartofmywork; isprobablethatyouwillgiveyourselfarangeo fratingsfrom1'sto5' "face-the-facts"appraisalwillhelpyoucomp let,avalidsummary.(2) Havingcompletedalltheratings, "profile"ofyourwork.(3) Lastandmostimportant,completetheactionsu mmaryonpage9, ; , ,ateacherwill praise,askquestions,givedirections, "theact of teaching"1(A) , ,commendationandconstructivecriticism.

Enter your self-ratings in the appropriate spaces in the chart below. (2) Addupthe total and average scores for each area as indicated. (3) Compareyour averagescore forthe six areas, andalso notethe individual scoreswhichare particularly high or low.

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1 teacher ' "areasofteacherresponsibility" ,conciseinstrumentwhichyoumayuse .INSTRUCTIONSFORCOMPLETIONOFTHEGUIDEANDT HESUMMARY(1) Eachof thesix"areasofresponsibility"has ;veryeffectivein ; ;needsmyattention; ;dissatisfiedwiththispartofmywork; isprobablethatyouwillgiveyourselfarangeo fratingsfrom1'sto5' "face-the-facts"appraisalwillhelpyoucomp let,avalidsummary.(2) Havingcompletedalltheratings, "profile"ofyourwork.(3) Lastandmostimportant,completetheactionsu mmaryonpage9, ; , ,ateacherwill praise,askquestions,givedirections, "theact of teaching"1(A) , ,commendationandconstructivecriticism.

2 1A1(B) (C) Iavoidexcessive" teacher -talk". 1C1(D) toencouragefurtherstudentparticipation. 1D1(E) IUSETECHNIQUESTHATMAKECLEARTHEPURPOSEAND CONTENTOF , ; ; ;needsmyattention; ;dissatisfiedwiththispartofmywork;rpustt akeimmediatestepstoimprovein ,Teachers,independentoftheirindividualsk illsandpersonalities, (A) IUSEVARIEDANDEFFECIIVEMETHODSOF PRESENTATIONAPPROPRIATETO ,considerationisgiventorelatingmystrateg yto ,groupdiscussions,laboratorytechniques,p anels,demonstrations,lectures,roleplayin g,teamteaching,independentstudy, 2AF~2(B) ,applytheseideas,analyze,synthesizeandev aluateinformationratherthansimplymemoriz eandreproducefacts.

3 2132(C) IEVALUATEEFFECTIVELY, , ,Igivestudentsanopportunitytoevaluatethe programbymeansofconstructivecriticism. 2CF-12(D) ; ; ;needsmyattention; ;dissatisfiedwiththispartofmywork;mustta keimmediatestepstoimpruvein ,asguestsoftheschool, ,alwaysensuringthattheobjectivesofeachfi eldtriphavebeenclearlyformulatedandareun derstood. ;Theeffectiveteacherdevclc;; (A) ,ridiculeand sarcasmandminimizetheuseoffearas (B) , givefullconsiderationto ; ~-goad;,~n;:;-cup~ab:elevelofperformzim; ;needsmyattention;mustupdatemyperformanc ein -poor;dissatisfiedwiththispartofmywork; ; (A) ,suchasadditionaluniversitycourses,subje ctcouncils,workshop, ,research,reading,writing,travel,andtryt oenrichmyteachingthroughtheexperiencegai ned.

4 4AF]4(B) IMAKEUSEOFAVAILABLEMEANSOFEVALUATIONTO 4B F-14(C) thecoursesofstudythatIteachwithasensitiv ityforstudentinterestandrelevancetothemo dernscene. 4CF~4(D) ,proceduresandmaterialsemployedintermsof theirvalueinachievingtheobjectivesofthep rogram. 4D5-excellent4-verycoed; ;ar, ;needsmyattention;mustupdatemyperformanc ein ;dissatisfiedwiththispartofmywork; ,staff&otheradultsDefinition;Throughhisd ailyinterpersonairelationshipstheteacher has , (A) ' , 5A5(13) IRECOGNIZEMYRESPONSIBILITIESINHELPINGSTU DENTSTOMATURESOCIALLYANDTO (C) , "APPROACHABLE":apersonwhoisavailablewith asympatheticearwhenneeded.

5 5B FIshareschoolequipment, , ,suchasdetainingstudentsatthe conclusionofaclassandgivinginadequatenot iceoffieldtrips. 5C F5(D) , ,evenif ithurts! 5DF-15(E) ,andensurethatparentsareinformedof (, :od; ~acceptablelevelofperformance2-fair:;~_, ,dsmyattention;mustupdatemyperformancein ;dissatisfiedwiththispartofmywork; ;Ithasbeensaidthatthe"tone"ofaschoolisaf fectedbythe attitudesandactionofeachteacher"aboveand beyondthecallofduty". (A) , classroomhelpingstudentsthroughextraacad emicassistance,coachingormanagingofteams ,clubsorotheractivities. 6AF16(B) takeactiontoimprovetheschoolenvironment, torespectthe ,ontheplaying-fieldorwherever, 6B6(C) IACCEPTADMINISTRATIVEDECISIONSINGOODFAIT HANDMAKEUSEOF ; ;,,n a:!)

6 :centable! ;needsmyattention; ;dissatisfiedwiththispartofmywork;mustta keimmediatestepstoimprovein theattentionoftheadministra-tion,andsugg estmodificationwhereapplicable. ;theproceduresbelowaredesignedtohelpyoum akeavaluablesummarywhichwillhelpyoutofoc usonareasofstrengthandareasneedingimprov ement.(1) Enteryourself-ratingsintheappropriatespa cesinthechartbelow.(2) Addupthetotalandaveragescoresforeacharea asindicated.(3) Compareyouraveragescoreforthesixareas, "ActionSummary" ' ,as aprofessional, ,2,3and4below.(1) Aspectsofmyworkbeingcarriedoutwel!.(2) Thoseaspectsbeingconductedonalessdesirab lelevel.

7 (3) Specificareasinneedofimprovement.(4) Mygoalsforself-improvementforthecomingye ar.(Outlineindetailwhatyouintendto do,howyouwillgoaboutit,whathelpyouwillse ektodoit,etc.)Wehopethatbyreviewingthema nyfactorsthatwebelievecontributetogoodte aching, ,wewouldencourageyoutoparticipateinaneva luationoftheprograminyoursubjectareausin gthesecondpartofthiskit.


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