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Teachers
School and District Administrators
Department of Education Agency Staff
Policymakers
Participate in this collaborative process, and you will:
Receive customized, evidence-based support to design and implement a learning-focused evaluation system to achieve your desired goals
Examine eight essential conditions necessary for educator effectiveness and school improvement
Learn about and apply objective classroom observation and data-gathering skills and techniques
Engage in collaborative conversations that promote teacher learning and intentional classroom practice within a teacher evaluation process
Set goals and create plans for student learning and professional practice based upon data
Assess teaching practice using performance standards and instructional rubrics
Align policies and practices within educator effectiveness, evaluation, and school improvement systems
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Deseret Education provides customized, site-based Educator Effectiveness and Evaluation services to schools,colleges and Universities in a variety of professional development formats.
Regardless of the format, participants are provided with all materials needed, including handouts, readings, tools, and other related resources.
Four-day institutes for teachers and/or administrators for up to 50 participants are typically scheduled as two back-to-back days and two single follow-up days.
One-day awareness workshop for up to 100 participants provides an overview of the evaluation process and instructional framework used in your school/district.
Informative 60-90–minute webinars prepare participants for institutes; provide an overview of the goals of the evaluation project for school/district leadership teams; and
serve as a follow-up learning session between face-to-face sessions.
Site-based coaching for administrators, teacher leaders, and/or instructional coaches is provided.
Deseret Education’s learning-focused evaluation approach is premised on the belief that promoting teachers’ learning is as important as accurately rating their practice and that
these two evaluation goals are not mutually exclusive.
The overarching goal of this service is to promote teacher learning and intentional classroom practice through collaborative conversations between teachers and their evaluators
based on objective teaching and learning data.
Deseret Education’s approach to the collaborative design and implementation of learning-focused educator evaluation systems is both systemic and adaptive. Deseret staff work with
schools and districts to examine the talent management and school improvement systems within which the educator evaluation will take place and works with school/district personnel
to align those systems.