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APPRAISAL INSTRUMENT

PERIOD OF APPRAISAL FROM ……………………………………….. TO ……………………………………………………..

TEACHER PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL

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APPRAISAL INSTRUMENT

PERIOD OF APPRAISAL FROM ……………………………………….. TO ……………………………………………………..

Preamble

Preamble: The appraisal of a teacher is not intended to be punitive but rather to better align the
professional practice of the teacher to the needs of the students. It aims at enabling him or her to
undertake self-evaluation and position his or her practice on a continuous path of excellence,
evidenced by optimum school outcomes.

The Teacher Performance Appraisal is based on six (6) Guiding Principles:

1. Teacher knows the subject content that he or she teaches.


2. Teacher knows how to teach the subject(s) for which he or she is responsible.
3. Teacher is committed to the children in his or her care, managing the learning process with
due consideration to diversity and character development.
4. Teacher hones his or her professional skills.
5. Teacher interacts with parents and community.
6. Teacher conducts himself or herself in a manner that uplifts the profession.
The National Standards Curriculum (NSC) Framework for learner-centred education is an important
reference in the interpretation and assessment of teacher performance. Special attention should be
given to Engagement, Explanation, Elaboration, Exploration and Evaluation (5Es), and Communication,
Critical Thinking, Creativity and Collaboration (4Cs).

Professional credits

A system of professional credits is used to add value to the outcomes of the appraisal, leading to
professional growth. Professional credits are assigned on the basis of expected outcomes agreed on
prior to the appraisal exercise. For example, the lesson planning requirements agreed on should be
utilized. The number of credits assigned will be determined by the evidence indicating that the
requirements were met. The quality and effectiveness of the lesson plan and the lesson should be
determined by observation of at least three lessons by a team of two or more teachers (professionals),
one of which should be in a similar field.

There is no rating scale. There are categories of performance that identify strengths and weaknesses
as follows:

Exemplary: 90-100 % of credits – Identifies a teacher who is able to demonstrate excellent practice
in any setting for which he or she is qualified.

Area of strength - 71 -89 % of credits


Area for improvement - 60 -70% of credits

Unsatisfactory practice – under 60% of credits


The appraisee should prepare his or her own portfolio of evidence of practice to be presented and
discussed with the appraiser.

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DEMOGRAPHIC DATA

(1) NAME OF TEACHER: _______________________________________________ __Sex___________

(2) NAME OF SCHOOL: ________________________________________________________________

(4) REGION: _______________ (5) PARISH: ________________________________

(6) QEC: _________________ (7) TAXPAYER REGISTRATION NUMBER (TRN): __________________

(8) College/University certificate(s) ____________________________________

_______________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

Year obtained:_____________________________________________________________________

Subject specializations(s)_____________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________________________

(9) Teaching Area:

⃝ Secondary: ______________________________________________________________
Subject(s) taught

______________________________________________________________

⃝ Primary: ______________________________________________________________
Grade(s)/subject(s) taught

______________________________________________________________

⃝ Early Childhood: ______________________________________________________________

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APPRAISAL INSTRUMENT

Teaching Standards Performance/Evidence Max Assessed


Credit credit
GP # 1: Teacher knows the subject(s) that he/she teaches
Item 1: Demonstrated knowledge of subject content

1.1 Knows the content of the 1. Obtained certificate/records of


subject being taught, how professional development to 6
the content is constructed enhance overall effectiveness as a
from simple to complex and teacher within the assessment
kept up-to-date through period.
professional development
1.2 Understands the curriculum 2. Demonstrated relationship between
that embodies the the subject’s curriculum and 4
subject(s) and sees its national goals
relationship to the
attainment of educational
and national goals
1.3 Knows how to integrate 3. Knew philosophical underpinning
subjects to deepen of subject areas and was able to
understanding, being able identify and link and interpret 6
to identify related concepts concepts across subject areas
in other subjects and uses
such concepts to strengthen
the subject being taught
1.4 Accesses and keeps abreast 4. Demonstrated mastery of up-to-
of knowledge and date subject content – logical 7
developments in the subject sequence and strategic practice,
area, using technology and building knowledge from simple to
other sources of complex.
information
5. Identified and utilized 7
supplementary content or
resources – research, reflection,
collaboration
SECTION CREDITS: 30
Source of evidence: lesson plans, action plans, academic certificates, teaching portfolio, scope and
sequence of subject taught, reference list of sources
GP #2: Teacher knows how to teach the subject(s) for which he or she is responsible
Item 2: Demonstrated the following evidence through knowledge and application of pedagogy

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Teaching Standards Performance/Evidence Max Assessed


Credit credit
1.1 Knows and is able to apply 1. Interpreted, adapted and paced the 10
theories of learning, in curriculum to meet students’
particular, differentiated learning needs
instructions and
incorporate such
understanding in the
practice of teaching
1.2 Develops in the learners, 2. Used a variety of strategies to 4
critical thinking and ways to promote the development of critical
identify and solve their own thinking in students – appropriate
problems questioning, techniques, case study,
problem solving, conflict resolution
and projects
1.3 Engages in reflective 2. Undertook investigative qualitative 4
teaching and classroom and quantitative approaches to
investigative action (action assess teaching methods and
research) to evaluate the students’ learning (e.g. action
impact of his or her research, reflection, evaluation) to
instructional choices, advance students’ achievement.
actions and interactions on
the achievements of the
learners
2.4 Use effective verbal and 3. Used a variety of instructional 4
non-verbal communication technologies and class organization
techniques as well as a to improve student participation
variety of instructional and learning outcomes.
media and technology to
ensure that learners receive
the intended message
2.5 Foster competence, self- 4. Built students’ confidence and 4
confidence and a desire for desire to learn through interactive
knowledge through a approaches in an inclusive
collaborative, supportive classroom setting that promoted
and an interactive teaching students’ discussion
and learning environment
2.6 Integrate national goals into 5. Implemented assessment plans, 4
class organization and incorporating national goals to
management to inculcate enable students to establish and
values and attitudes for meet performance targets
social, cultural and
economic development
SECTION CREDITS: 30

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APPRAISAL INSTRUMENT

PERIOD OF APPRAISAL FROM ……………………………………….. TO ……………………………………………………..

Teaching Standards Performance/Evidence Max Assessed


Credit credit
Sources of evidence: Lesson plans, photographs, videos, lesson observation, action plans, samples
of students work, assessment reports, needs assessment, record books on students’ performance,
teacher’s log
GP #3 Teacher is committed to the children in his or her care- managing the learning process
through addressing diversity and promoting character development.
Item 3: Demonstrated capabilities of managing the learning process with students having diverse
learning needs and exceptionalities

3.1 Identifies learning 1. Prepared and administered 4


differences and the barriers Individual Instructional Plan (IIP)
that impede learning and and corresponding lesson plans for
demonstrates competency students with exceptionalities
in adapting instructions to
meet the diverse learning
needs of students with
exceptionalities
3.2 Holds high expectations for 2. Encouraged independent learning 3
all students and performs and implemented a performance
his/her role as facilitator of incentive and rewards programme
learning
3.3 Stays on track with 3. Demonstrated competency in 4
individual student’s adapting instructions to meet the
progress, assessing the diverse learning needs of students
various learning outcomes with exceptionalities
of the subject areas, and
utilizing such outcomes to
diagnose and address
learning needs in a holistic
manner
3.4 Knows the background 4. Provided differentiated tasks in 3
knowledge that learners Assessment Plan to enable
from various groups bring meaningful assessment for all
to their education and students
adjust learning methods to
take advantage of early
positive learning 5. Used a variety of assessment 2
experiences of all learners strategies to promote growth and
progress of individual students
3.5 Sets the foundation for 6. Used project /STEM approach and 4
lifelong learning in building research to build students’ capacity
student capabilities for to investigate, self-assess and to
problem-solving, self- successfully manage independent
assessment, research and learning
self-learning

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Teaching Standards Performance/Evidence Max Assessed


Credit credit
3.6 Participates in exploratory 7. Enabled students’ exploration and 4
and in co-curricular ideas for development of available
activities to assist various resources and to actively participate
dimensions of the in co-curricular activities.
development of learners
3.7 Encourages social 8. Promoted self-discipline and 3
interaction and character leadership qualities in students
development through a
variety of group structures
3.8 Knows, understands and 9. Managed/monitored student 3
executes responsibilities behaviour effectively – followed
concerning child welfare, regulatory guidelines
respect for all learners and
abide by the relevant
legislations and policies (for
example, Sexual Offences
Act, 2009 and the Security
and Safety Policy Guidelines
of the MoEY&I, Child Care
and Protection Act)
SECTION CREDITS: 30
Sources of evidence: Continuous assessment records, assessment strategies; action research, brief
anecdotal records – training kit, log of co-curricular activities, student register, critical incident
report, lesson plans, photographs, videos, observation, action plan, samples of students work,
behavioural modification techniques
GP #4 Teacher sharpens his or her professional skills
Item 4: Demonstrated continuous professional development

4.1 Continuously assesses one’s 1. Undertook self-assessment and on 5


performance in the the basis of outcomes pursued
teaching and learning professional development and
process and creates an undertook research relevant to
individual development identified needs
plan for improvement.
2. Created opportunity for assessment 2
by students and used feedback
4.2 Seeks out and pursues 3. Improved learning outcomes using 3
opportunities for attaining information technology – showed
mastery of skills to improve mastery of content and practice
student learning and acquired through various means –
management - use of peer collaboration, online
information technology programmes and participation in in-
and other creative service development programmes.
approaches to advance

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Teaching Standards Performance/Evidence Max Assessed


Credit credit
student learning and
management
4.3 Maintains higher order 4. Active membership in a community 2
functioning through of learners or professional body,
strengthening abilities to e.g. participate in QEC
reason, reflect, make fair activities/subject-based
judgment, evaluate, analyze associations, to promote learning
and interpret and exchange of ideas
4.4 Collaborates with peers to 5. Shared with peers, experiences 3
critically examine one’s obtained from professional
performance and create a development sessions (days) and
framework for personal practice, peer observation
improvement – share of class(es)
successful strategies with
peers
6. Published in newsletters/ 3
magazines/mass media at QEC,
regional or national levels.
SECTION CREDITS: 18
Sources of evidence: certificates, written documents, Self-assessment instruments /checklists,
observation instruments/checklists completed by Supervisors/ other observers. Professional body
membership record. Report of knowledge sharing, Peer assessment, evidence of students’ work,
class progress report and analyses of assessment
GP #5 Teacher interact with parents and community
Item 5: Engagement of parents and community members to advance student outcomes.

5.1 Communicates with 1. Communicated with 2


parents/caregivers to parents/guardians on students’
stimulate their interest in performance.
their children’s progress
and reinforce learning,
always giving priority
interest to the learner
5.2 Engages community 2. Involved community in activities 3
members to build trust, to that promoted student
foster open communication development e.g. community
and to work collaboratively member assisted student learning
with parents to benefit /care/support
students’ achievement
levels
5.3 Engages parents and 3. Participated in/organized parent 2
community in promoting teachers association meetings,
values and attitudes that

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Teaching Standards Performance/Evidence Max Assessed


Credit credit
are consistent with national celebratory community events
educational goals linked to national development
5.4 Puts professional 4. Demonstrated initiative in 3
responsibility at the addressing issues related to the
forefront in face of well-being of students or the
challenges involving the progress of the school –
community commitment to overall student
development
SECTION CREDITS: 10
Sources of evidence: Records of communication with parent/guardians – use of social media to
contact parents, parent conference, parent log; consultation log, evidence of community
involvement – photographs of projects, students work signed by parents.
GP #6: Teacher conducts himself or herself in a manner that uplifts the profession.
Item 6: Demonstrated high levels of professional conduct

6.1 Acts with the knowledge 1. Respected time - being on time for 4
that teaching is a public classes, for school, school events
activity and teachers are and meeting deadlines
constantly being scrutinized
and assessed by members 2. Complied with agreed dress code 2
of the public and code of conduct

6.2 Commits to the success of 3. Worked effectively in teams/ or 4


learners as individuals and with colleagues – contributed to
of the institution as a whole team work, cooperated with peers,
accepted and gave constructive
criticisms in order to improve
learning outcomes

6.3 Accepts that teachers have 4. Acted as a leader and a role model 2
a moral responsibility to for students and community. Took
themselves and those pride in achieving excellence
whom they serve,
demonstrating leadership
and a commitment to
improvements
SECTION CREDITS: 12
Sources of evidence: students questionnaires/interviews, attendance register, peer interviews,
rewards for excellent teacher performance, log book, board reports, student interviews)

TOTAL NUMBER OF CREDITS: 130

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Performance Summary

Guiding Principles
Exemplary Area of Area for Unsatisfactory
Max (90 -100% Strength improvement (Below 60% of
credits of credits (71-89% (70-60% credits in 4 out
in each credits) credits) of 6 domains)
domain)
130 No. of No. of credits No. of credits No. of credits
credits
GP. 1 - Teacher knows the 30
subject that he or she
teaches.
GP. 2 - Teacher knows 30
how to teach the
subject(s) for which he or
she is responsible.
GP. 3 - Teacher is 30
committed to the
children in his or her
care- managing the
learning process through
addressing diversity and
promoting character
development.
GP. 4 - Teacher sharpens 18
his or her professional
skills.
GP. 5 - Teacher interacts 10
with parents and
community.
GP. 6 - Teacher conducts 12
himself or herself in a
manner that uplifts the
profession.

Teacher’s Comments (indicating participation in the appraisal process): ______________________

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__________________________________________________________________________________

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Teacher’s name: Signature and Date:

______________________________ ____________________________________

General Comments of Appraisers: _____________________________________________________

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Name of Appraisal Team Signature & Date

___________________________________ __________________________________________

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