Management of Special and Technical Sample Clauses

Management of Special and Technical. Environment 1. Selects and recommends testing and non- testing materials and equipment appropriate to student needs. 2. Responds in an appropriate manner to the needs of special students. 3. Demonstrates awareness of the law as it relates to area of specialization.
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Management of Special and Technical. Environment 3.1 conduct testing procedures according to the established standards; 3.2 understand the limitations of devices, materials, and procedures; 3.3 protect the privacy of students and family information; 3.4 maintain up-to-date and accurate student records.
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Management of Special and Technical. The ESA staff member demonstrates competency (knowledge and skill) in organizing the elements     necessary to deliver specialized services.  Completes guidance- related reports and other required data in a timely manner  Maintain confidential records as required  Maintain and update accurate student records and transcripts  Work closely with staff in special programs  Manage students with 504 plans.  Monitor and communicate student progress towards meeting state and local graduation requirements
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Management of Special and Technical. ENVIRONMENT. Each support person demonstrates an acceptable level of performance in managing and organizing the special materials, equipment and environment essential to the specialized programs. person demonstrates an awareness of his/her limitations and strengths and demonstrates continued professional growth. S NI U 5. INVOLVEMENT IN ASSISTING STUDENTS, PARENTS, AND EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL. Each support person demonstrates an acceptable level of performance in offering specialized assistance in identifying those needing specialized programs. SUMMARY COMMENTS: Check here if a statement from the support person is attached. I hereby acknowledge this evaluation has been discussed with me and I am aware of its contents. Date Support Person Date Evaluator DISTRIBUTION: Personnel File, Employee, Evaluator APPENDIX E — GRIEVANCE FORM Level I: To: Name Title Grievant's Name: Position (building, grade, subjects)
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