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Monitoring the effectiveness of teaching assistants (TAs)
How can we monitor the effectiveness of TAs? We relay advice on evaluating the effectiveness of teaching assistants (TAs). You will also find downloadable surveys to use to determine how much time TAs spend on different tasks each day and week, and an observation checklist from a local authority.
Contents
- Good practice
- Survey of TAs' activities
- Checklist for observation
- Case studies on performance management for support staff
- Performance management of administrative staff
- Performance management of caretakers and site managers
- Performance management of midday supervisors
- Performance management of support staff
- Performance management of teaching assistants: advice
- Performance management of teaching assistants: FAQs
- Performance management proformas for support staff
- School office: improving efficiency
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