Evaluation System Preamble Clause Samples

The Evaluation System Preamble serves as an introductory section that outlines the purpose, scope, and guiding principles of the evaluation system described in the agreement or policy. It typically sets the context for how evaluations will be conducted, clarifies the objectives of the system, and may reference the standards or criteria to be used. By establishing a clear framework at the outset, this clause ensures that all parties understand the intent and foundational rules of the evaluation process, thereby promoting transparency and reducing the risk of misunderstandings.
Evaluation System Preamble. An evaluation system for teachers has the following elements, goals, and objectives: 1. The evaluation procedures set forth herein shall be to improve the educational program by improving the quality of instruction. 2. The evaluation process shall recognize strengths, identify areas needing improvement, and provide support for professional growth. 3. Within the selected instructional framework teachers will be allowed to exercise their professional judgment and will be evaluated on their own practice, skills, and knowledge as related to state law. 4. An evaluation system should be grounded in trust and respect by all parties through the use of objective standards and by minimizing subjectivity. The parties agree that the following evaluation system is to be implemented in a manner consistent with good faith and mutual respect and, as defined in RCW 28A.405.110 (1), “An evaluation system must be meaningful, helpful, and objective; (2) an evaluation system must encourage improvements in teaching skills, techniques, and abilities by identifying areas needing improvement; (3) an evaluation system must provide a mechanism to make meaningful distinctions among teachers and to acknowledge, recognize, and encourage superior teaching performance; and (4) an evaluation system must encourage respect in the evaluation process by the persons conducting the evaluations and the persons subject to the evaluations through recognizing the importance of objective standards and minimizing subjectivity.” Additionally, the parties agree that the evaluation process is one which will be implemented in cooperation between the evaluator and the bargaining unit member, as described in WAC ▇▇▇-▇▇▇-▇▇▇: “To identify, in consultation with classroom teachers and certificated support personnel observed, particular areas in which their professional performance is satisfactory or outstanding, and particular areas in which the classroom teacher or support person needs to improve his or her performance.” WAC 392.191.025
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Evaluation System Preamble. The evaluation system for instructional staff includes, but is not limited to, the following elements, goals, and objectives. 14.1. 1The evaluation procedures set forth herein shall be designed to improve the educational program by improving the quality of instruction. 14.1. 2The evaluation process shall recognize strengths, identify areas needing improvement, and provide support for professional growth.
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Evaluation System Preamble. An evaluation system for teachers has the following elements, goals, and objectives:
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Evaluation System Preamble. An evaluation system for teachers has the following elements, goals, and objectives: 1. The evaluation procedures set forth herein shall be to improve the educational program by improving the quality of instruction. 2. The evaluation process shall recognize strengths, identify areas needing improvement, and provide support for professional growth. 3. Within the selected instructional framework teachers will be allowed to exercise their professional judgment and will be evaluated on their own practice, skills, and knowledge as related to state law. 4. An evaluation system should be grounded in trust and respect by all parties through the use of objective standards and by minimizing subjectivity. The parties agree that the following evaluation system is to be implemented in a manner consistent with good faith and mutual respect and, as defined in RCW 28A.405.110 (1), “An evaluation system must be meaningful, helpful, and objective;
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Evaluation System Preamble. The parties agree that the following evaluation system is to be implemented in a manner consistent with good faith and mutual respect and, as defined in RCW 28A.405.110, “An evaluation system must be meaningful, helpful, and objective; (2) an evaluation system must encourage improvements in teaching skills, techniques, and abilities by identifying areas needing improvement; (3) an evaluation system must provide a mechanism to make meaningful distinctions among teachers and to acknowledge, recognize, and encourage superior teaching performance, and (4) an evaluation system must encourage respect in the evaluation process by the persons conducting the evaluations and the persons subject to the evaluations through recognizing the importance of objective standards and minimizing subjectivity.
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Evaluation System Preamble. The parties agree that the following evaluation system is to be implemented in a manner consistent with good faith and mutual respect and, as defined in RCW 28A.405.110, “An evaluation system must be meaningful, helpful, and objective;
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Evaluation System Preamble. An evaluation system for teachers has the following elements, goals, and objectives: 1. The evaluation procedures set forth herein shall be designed to improve the educational program by improving the quality of instruction. 2. The evaluation process shall recognize strengths, identify areas needing improvement, and provide support for professional growth. 3. Within the selected instructional framework teachers will be allowed to exercise their professional judgment and will be evaluated on their own practice, skills, and knowledge. 4. An evaluation system should be grounded in trust and respect by all parties through the use of objective standards and by minimizing subjectivity. The following evaluation system shall be implemented in a manner consistent with good faith and mutual respect and, as defined in RCW 28A.405.110 (1), “An evaluation system must be meaningful, helpful, and objective; (2) an evaluation system must encourage improvements in teaching skills, techniques, and abilities by identifying areas needing improvement; (3) an evaluation system must provide a mechanism to make meaningful distinctions among teachers and to acknowledge, recognize, and encourage superior teaching performance; and (4) an evaluation system must encourage respect in the evaluation process by the persons conducting the evaluations and the persons subject to the evaluations through recognizing the importance of objective standards and minimizing subjectivity.” Additionally, the evaluation process will be implemented with collaboration between the evaluator and the teacher, as described in WAC ▇▇▇- ▇▇▇-▇▇▇: 1. “To identify in consultation with classroom teachers and certificated support personnel observed, particular areas in which their professional performance is satisfactory or outstanding, and particular areas in which the classroom teacher or support personneeds to improve his or her performance. 2. To assist classroom teachers and certificated support personnel, who have identifiedareas needing improvement, in making those improvements 3. To identify classroom teachers or certificated support personnel whoseprofessional performance is unsatisfactory and for whom remediation is needed.
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