CLASSROOM WALK-THROUGHS Sample Clauses

CLASSROOM WALK-THROUGHS. Principal and teacher walk-throughs are recognized as valuable tools for improving instructional practice by identifying building and individual professional growth needs. Teacher Walk-Throughs a. Teachers have the opportunity to participate in teacher walk-throughs on a voluntary basis. b. Teacher walk-throughs are not intended for the purpose of generating observation data for purposes of employee evaluation. c. Teacher walk-through data shall not be used in any way in a teachers’ evaluation. d. Teacher names shall not be included on teacher walk-through forms. Any personally identifiable information on teacher walk-through forms shall be considered confidential and used only for the purpose of improving instructional practice, including identification of building professional development needs. e. Teachers may be required to participate in teacher walk-throughs if they are on a plan of improvement.
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CLASSROOM WALK-THROUGHS. The original or a copy or electronic form used for the walk through observations will be given to the teacher by the end of the school day and dated by the administrator performing the walk through including a comment section. It will be the responsibility of the teacher to contact the principal to clarify any questions on the walk through observations recorded on the form. The walk through will not be part of a formal evaluation. The principal can change from performing a walk through to a formal observation indicated by the length of time spent in the classroom (a walk through will be 10 minutes or less and the form will be on a light colored paper, a formal observation will be longer than 10 minutes and be written on a writing pad.) The agreed USD 284 evaluation tool will be used for all scheduled evaluations. The walk through observation information will be used to collect data for the buildings and district. The walk through observation form will not go into the teacher’s personnel files. The first building inservice each year will include a review of the walk through process. This section will be revisited for negotiations for the 2013-2014 school year.
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