Common use of Artifacts Clause in Contracts

Artifacts. An Artifact means a document, materials, processes, strategies, data, and other information that result from the normal and customary day-to-day work of Teachers. At any time throughout the Evaluation Process, Teachers may provide Artifacts and the rationale connecting the evidence to practice standards.

Artifacts. An Artifact means a document, materials, processes, strategies, data, and other information that result from the normal and customary day-to-day work of Teachers. At any time throughout the Evaluation Process, Teachers may provide Artifacts and the rationale connecting the evidence to practice standards. Artifacts are helpful to discussions between the Evaluator and the Teacher being evaluated. However, Evaluators and Teachers may choose to limit or to not use any Artifacts if they agree on a rating level.