Teacher Evaluation in the Organizational Context: A Review of the Literature
Linda Darling‐Hammond, Arthur E. Wise, Sara R. Pease
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Linda Darling‐Hammond, Arthur E. Wise, Sara R. Pease
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This article presents a conceptual framework for examining the design and implementation of teacher evaluation processes in school organizations. Research on teaching, organizational behavior, and policy implementation suggests that different educational and organizational theories underlie various teacher evaluation models. The conceptions of teaching work and of change processes reflected in teacher evaluation methods must be made explicit if educational goals, organizational needs, and evaluation purposes are to be consonant and well served.
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This article presents a conceptual framework for examining the design and implementation of teacher evaluation processes in school organizations. Research on teaching, organizational behavior, and policy implementation suggests that different educational and organizational theories underlie various teacher evaluation models. The conceptions of teaching work and of change processes reflected in teacher evaluation methods must be made explicit if educational goals, organizational needs, and evaluation purposes are to be consonant and well served.
Key concepts: Context (archaeology), Organizational learning, Psychology, Work (physics), Organizational theory, Organizational change, Organizational commitment, Pedagogy