Assessment of Performance Objectives Sample Clauses

Assessment of Performance Objectives. 11.2.5.1 Goals/Objectives Objectives shall be based on the scope of evaluation as outlined in theEducation Code. Instructional objectives shall define the specific elements of a course or program to be learned within a reasonable period of time, e.g., a quarter, a semester. While such objectives shall be fairly explicit, and be measurable in terms of expected student progress or outcomes in a given class, they need not be written in behavioral terms. The evaluator shall review the evaluatee's goals and objectives to ascertain whether they conform to the district-approved course guidelines and to the designated goals of the district and the individual school where they exist. The evaluatee can request at this time to see such guidelines and goals which the evaluator will then provide. While objectives of a given subject are consistent with the district-approved course guidelines, standards of expected student progress may vary from class to class within that subject. For example, two
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Assessment of Performance Objectives. 11.2.5.1 Goals/Objectives Objectives shall be based on the scope of evaluation as outlined in the Education Code. Instructional objectives shall define the specific elements of a course or program to be learned within a reasonable period of time, e.g., a quarter, a semester. While such objectives shall be fairly explicit, and be measurable in terms of expected student progress or outcomes in a given class, they need not be written in behavioral terms. The evaluator shall review the evaluatee's goals and objectives to ascertain whether they conform to the district-approved course guidelines and to the designated goals of the district and the individual school where they exist. The evaluatee can request at this time to see such guidelines and goals which the evaluator will then provide. While objectives of a given subject are consistent with the district-approved course guidelines, standards of expected student progress may vary from class to class within that subject. For example, two (2) sections of U.S. History with similar objectives may well have different standards of expected student progress. The unit member and the evaluator will make a good faith attempt to reach mutual agreement on the member's goals and objectives. To the extent the evaluator and the member disagree on the goals and objectives by which the member is to be evaluated, the member may specify his/her positions in writing, including the identification of constraints which the member believes inhibit his/her ability to meet the stated goals and objectives. After giving consideration to the constraints identified by the member, the evaluator shall make the final decision on the member's goals and objectives for the school year. The evaluator's final decision shall not be arbitrary or capricious and shall be reasonably related to the specific assignment of the member being evaluated.
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