Setting Objectives of Performance Sample Clauses

Setting Objectives of Performance. 1. By October 15th of each year, each unit member and unit member's evaluator shall meet in a Professional Evaluation Conference to select a mutually determined element from each of the CSTPs and how achievement of the element will be measured. The date of the conference will begin the period for observation and follow-up conferences that may be necessary to the evaluation process. 2. One or two elements from each of the CSTPs listed on the Certificated Employee Evaluation Report Form below shall be checked during the initial conference and be the focus of the evaluation for the school year: a. Engaging and supporting all students in learning. b. Creating and maintaining effective environment for student learning. c. Understanding and organizing subject matter for student learning. d. Planning instruction and designing learning experiences for all students. e. Assessing student learning.
Sample 1
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Setting Objectives of Performance. 1. By October 15th ?? of each year, each unit member and unit member's evaluator shall meet in a Professional Evaluation Conference to select a mutually determined element from each of the CSTPs and how achievement of the element will be measured. The date of the conference will begin the period for observation and follow-up conferences that may be necessary to the evaluation process. 2. One or two elements from each of the CSTPs listed on the Certificated Employee Evaluation Report Form below shall be checked during the initial conference and be the focus of the evaluation for the school year: a. Engaging and supporting all students in learning. b. Creating and maintaining effective environment for student learning. c. Understanding and organizing subject matter for student learning. d. Planning instruction and designing learning experiences for all students. e. Assessing student learning. f. Developing as a professional educator. 3. The evaluation shall be based upon the unit member’s eclectic approach to instructional methodology and shall be subject to review at any time during the school year by either the unit member or the evaluator. Nothing herein shall preclude the evaluator or evaluatee from proposing or requiring additional elements of the standards to be added subsequent to the initial evaluation conference if it is noted on the observation form and discussed in the post observation conference. 4. A good-faith effort will be made to reach mutual agreement on the above-mentioned elements of the CSTPs to be evaluated and the assessment methods. If the unit member and the evaluator cannot reach mutual agreement, the evaluator shall determine the elements and assessment methods. The unit member may note for the record and attach to the evaluation report form his or her disagreement with the decisions of the evaluator. If this is not satisfactory, the unit member, with the Union President or designee, may then confer with the Assistant Superintendent-Human Resources before a final determination is made. 5. The techniques to be used for assessing the meeting of the elements of the CSTPs shall be listed in the Certificated Employee Evaluation Handbook and each unit member being evaluated shall be given a copy of the handbook prior to October 15.
Sample 1

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