Observation and Evaluation of Teachers Sample Clauses

Observation and Evaluation of Teachers. Observation and evaluation of teachers shall be according to the procedures established in the Western Professional Growth and Assistance Plan, or a mutually agreeable successor plan.
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Observation and Evaluation of Teachers. A. Each year, three (3) formal written observations shall be made of teachers during their probationary period by an administrator o f the School District and a recommendation for reappointment or tenure shall be made to the Board no later than April 1st. Reappointments or tenure recommendations made to the Board may be retracted after the April 1st deadline provided the retraction is made prior to the effective date of the reappointment or tenure and appropriate notice is given. Two (2) of the three formal observations will be made with no less than one (1) week’s advance notice to the probationary teacher. All three observations shall be conducted with a view to the principle that all observations should assist the teacher in the development of his/her professional skills and competencies. The observation forms in Appendix C are intended for use.
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Observation and Evaluation of Teachers. The procedures for the supervision of instruction, observation and evaluation of tenured and non-tenured teachers assigned to regular classroom teaching duties shall conform with N.J.A.C. 6A:32-4.4 (Evaluation of Tenured Teaching Staff Member) and N.J.A.C. 6A:32-4.5 (Supervision of Instruction: Observation and Evaluation of Non-Tenured Teaching Staff Members) and shall be: consistent with the Teacher Effectiveness and Accountability for the Children of New Jersey Act (TEACH NJ), N.J.S.A 18A:6-117 et al, and N.J.A.C. 6A:10, Educator Effectiveness. In the event that both the administrator and the teacher agree that there has been an oversight or a mistake of fact in connection with the written Summary Evaluation report, such written Summary Evaluation report shall be rewritten to correct the agreed upon oversight or mistake of fact.
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