Documentation in Teacher Evaluation: What Does the Professional Literature Say?
Kathleen Sullivan, Perry A. Zirkel
Abstract
Kathleen Sullivan, Perry A. Zirkel
Abstract
The professional literature concerning teacher evaluation is extensive, but the sources specific to documentation are relatively limited. Here is a practical synthesis of the relevant sources; the five types of documentation memoranda; and the leading lessons for doing documentation successfully.
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The professional literature concerning teacher evaluation is extensive, but the sources specific to documentation are relatively limited. Here is a practical synthesis of the relevant sources; the five types of documentation memoranda; and the leading lessons for doing documentation successfully.
Key concepts: Documentation, Professional development, Psychology, Medical education, Pedagogy, Computer science, Medicine, Programming language