PBL Teacher Performance Plan Pedu 671 1
PBL Teacher Performance Plan Pedu 671 1
PBL Teacher Performance Plan Pedu 671 1
Dianna Dickerson
Longwood University
PEDU 671: Supervision Evaluation Program
Dr. Thomas Ferrell
April 30, 2022
Teacher B
Third Year Middle School
Teacher Science
Teacher
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1. Initial Steps
● Gather additional information regarding Teacher B and establish
relationship
○ Patterns, licensure, etc.
○ Have a collaborative conversation with Teacher B
● Inform needed parties of plan
○ Teacher B
○ Director of Secondary Instruction
○ Director of Human Resources
○ The Science Curriculum Specialist
○ Behavior Management Support Specialist (if appropriate)
2. Collaboratively Establish Areas of Focus
Instructional Planning
& Implementation
Areas
Classroom Management
& Discipline
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3. Specific Goals
1. Plan engaging, relevant and impactful instruction linked
to the required science state standards. Ensure there is
a focus on differentiation and opportunity for student
feedback and assessment
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4. Roadmap of TIP (90 Days)
Teacher B and Teacher B will
Science submit weekly Frequent
Curriculum lessons plans and Walk-throughs
Specialist plan receive timely and check-ins with
lessons feedback Teacher B
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6. Monitoring and Evaluation
● Qualitative and Quantitative
● Feedback on weekly Data (student performance,
lessons referrals, lesson feedback,
● Observation data observation data)
● Walkthrough data ● Progress?
○ More Direct Approach
○ Renewal or Non-renewal
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References
Baeder, J. (2018). Now We're Talking! 21 Days to High-Performance Instructional Leadership. Solution Tree Press.
Hannah , R. (2013, December 6). The Effect of Classroom Environment on Student Learning . Scholar Works .
https://scholarworks.wmich.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=3380&context=honors_theses
Policy Manual. Hanover County Public Schools. (n.d.). Retrieved April 19, 2022, from
http://hcps.us/about_us/policy_manual
Sullivan, S., & Glanz, J. (2013). Supervision That Improves Teaching and Learning: Strategies & Techniques.
Corwin.
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