Common use of Needs to Improve Clause in Contracts

Needs to Improve. 1) In the case of a Mode A evaluation report of “needs to improve,” the recommendation for reappointment shall be given with specific recommendations for improvement and shall include a plan for remediation of any deficiencies. The plan shall include a timeline for remediation, observation, and re-evaluation. The District shall provide assistance to remediate any deficiencies enumerated by the evaluation team. 2) In the event of a “needs to improve” evaluation rating during the Mode B Brief Evaluation process, the faculty member moves to a Mode B Comprehensive Evaluation the following semester. In the event of a “needs to improve” on the Mode B Comprehensive, the faculty member moves to a Mode B Remediation for items that may be corrected before the beginning of the next semester (i.e., including but not limited to updating syllabi, SLOs, or course materials). Mode C may be more appropriate for remediation involving classroom or service observation and student evaluation.

Needs to Improve. 1) In the case of a Mode A evaluation report of “needs to improve,” the recommendation for reappointment shall be given with specific recommendations for improvement and shall include a plan for remediation of any deficiencies. The plan shall include a timeline for remediation, observation, and re-evaluation. The District shall provide assistance to remediate any deficiencies enumerated by the evaluation team. 2) In the event of a “needs to improve” evaluation rating during the Mode B Brief Evaluation process, the faculty member moves to a Mode B Comprehensive Evaluation the following semester. In the event of a “needs to improve” on the Mode B Comprehensive, the faculty member moves to a Mode B Remediation for items that may be corrected before the beginning of the next semester (i.e., including but not limited to updating syllabi, SLOs, or course materials). Mode C may be more Article 6 (continued) appropriate for remediation involving classroom or service observation and student evaluation.