Teacher evaluation: Improving teachers' professional practical ability

Author: Danielson (USA)
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Educational administrators and teachers are all familiar with evaluation, and various teacher assessment activities are also an important part of school daily work. However, how should teachers be evaluated scientifically? Should the standards for evaluating new teachers be the same as those for evaluating experienced teachers? If a teacher performs poorly in an evaluation, should they be fired or helped to improve their teaching skills as soon as possible? Based on an in-depth analysis of teaching elements, the author provides insightful answers to these common issues in teacher evaluation. The author proposes that teacher evaluation should be categorized into three levels, and personalized development plans should be formulated for teachers with different professional levels to help them step by step on the path to success.