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2.10: Instructional Performance Evaluation

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    Instructional Performance Evaluation

    Teacher Name:
    Date of Evaluation:
    Evaluator Name:


     

    Domain 1: Planning and Preparation

    1. Demonstrates Content Knowledge and Developmentally-Appropriate Pedagogy
      Shows understanding of subject matter and applies teaching strategies appropriate for the developmental stages of students.
      ☐ Area of Strength ☐ Area for Growth ☐ Not Applicable

    2. Demonstrates Ability to Plan Accommodations for Individual Student Needs
      Creates plans to address the diverse needs of students, including those with exceptionalities.
      ☐ Area of Strength ☐ Area for Growth ☐ Not Applicable

    3. Designs Coherent Lesson Plans with Clearly Identified Learning Outcomes
      Develops structured lessons that include measurable goals aligned with curriculum standards.
      ☐ Area of Strength ☐ Area for Growth ☐ Not Applicable

    4. Assesses Student Learning and Development
      Uses formal and informal assessments to evaluate and guide student learning.
      ☐ Area of Strength ☐ Area for Growth ☐ Not Applicable


     

    Domain 2: The Classroom Environment

    1. Establishes a Positive, Engaging Culture of Learning
      Fosters an environment that motivates and excites students about learning.
      ☐ Area of Strength ☐ Area for Growth ☐ Not Applicable

    2. Effectively Manages Classroom Procedures
      Ensures smooth transitions and efficient use of time through clear routines and procedures.
      ☐ Area of Strength ☐ Area for Growth ☐ Not Applicable

    3. Effectively Manages Student Behavior
      Maintains an orderly environment by setting clear expectations and addressing issues constructively.
      ☐ Area of Strength ☐ Area for Growth ☐ Not Applicable

    4. Organizes Physical Space
      Arranges the classroom to maximize safety, learning, and accessibility for all students.
      ☐ Area of Strength ☐ Area for Growth ☐ Not Applicable


     

    Domain 3: Instruction

    1. Communicates Clearly and Accurately
      Explains concepts and instructions in a way that is age-appropriate and easy to understand.
      ☐ Area of Strength ☐ Area for Growth ☐ Not Applicable

    2. Uses Appropriate Questioning and Discussion Techniques
      Encourages critical thinking through open-ended questions and student dialogue.
      ☐ Area of Strength ☐ Area for Growth ☐ Not Applicable

    3. Engages All Students in Active Learning
      Uses hands-on and interactive methods to involve all students in the learning process.
      ☐ Area of Strength ☐ Area for Growth ☐ Not Applicable

    4. Demonstrates Ability to Differentiate Instruction and Support
      Adapts teaching strategies and materials to meet individual student needs and exceptionalities.
      ☐ Area of Strength ☐ Area for Growth ☐ Not Applicable


     

    Domain 4: Professional Responsibilities

    1. Maintains Accurate Records
      Keeps up-to-date records of student progress, attendance, and other required documentation.
      ☐ Area of Strength ☐ Area for Growth ☐ Not Applicable

    2. Communicates with Parents and Guardians
      Fosters strong partnerships with families through regular, clear, and constructive communication.
      ☐ Area of Strength ☐ Area for Growth ☐ Not Applicable

    3. Seeks Ongoing Professional Growth
      Engages in opportunities for professional development to enhance skills and knowledge.
      ☐ Area of Strength ☐ Area for Growth ☐ Not Applicable

    4. Contributes to Environment of Respect and Rapport
      Promotes positive relationships with students, colleagues, and families.
      ☐ Area of Strength ☐ Area for Growth ☐ Not Applicable

    5. Serves as a Character Role Model
      Demonstrates professionalism and integrity, modeling respectful and ethical behavior.
      ☐ Area of Strength ☐ Area for Growth ☐ Not Applicable


     

    Evaluator Comments:
    Please provide additional observations or recommendations.

    Teacher Comments:
    Optional space for the teacher to provide feedback on the evaluation.

     

    Evaluator Signature: Date:

     

    Teacher Signature: Date:


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