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Formula for evaluating the quality of teaching
Is there a formula for scoring the quality of teaching? One of our experts suggests a method for developing a formula to assign a score to the quality of teaching. We also look at how a school and a MAT measure teachers' performance and a research report on effective methods of teacher evaluation.
Contents
- Developing a formula for evaluating the quality of teaching
- Evaluating teachers’ performance: examples
- Measuring teachers’ performance: research
- Annual schedule for school self-evaluation (primary)
- Annual schedule for school self-evaluation (secondary)
- Behaviour questionnaires for staff
- Demonstrating the impact of the school business manager
- How to evaluate the effectiveness of your department
- Key performance indicators (KPIs) for schools
- Sample self-evaluation summary: EYFS provision
- Self-evaluation: guidance for special schools
- Self-evaluation: sixth form
- Staff questionnaires: strengths and weaknesses of the school
- Tips for writing your school self-evaluation form (SEF)
- Tracking progress against school improvement targets
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