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Performance management of teaching assistants: advice
Must we do appraisal for teaching assistants (TAs)? This article explains that there are no statutory requirements for the performance management of school support staff, but that it is good practice. It relays advice from one of our associate education experts on appraisal for TAs.
Contents
- No statutory requirement to appraise TAs' performance
- It is good practice to appraise support staff
- Performance management of TAs: expert advice
- Case studies on performance management for support staff
- Monitoring the effectiveness of teaching assistants (TAs)
- 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: FAQs
- Performance management proformas for support staff
- School office: improving efficiency
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