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PURSUING EXCELLENCE: REFORMING TEACHER AND PRINCIPAL EVALUATION IN WASHINGTON pdf

What's Inside?

A Message from the Editor - Denton

A Message from the President - Nootenboom

Using the Framework for Teaching as the Foundation of a District's System of Teacher Evaluation - Danielson

The Marzano Model for Teacher Evaluation - Warrick & Livingston

Leading for Teacher Effectiveness - Fink, Markholt, Austin

Effective Principal Evaluation Systems: Embracing Standards Avoiding Standardization - Alsbury

Toward a More Meaningful Evaluation System: Scaling Implementation Statewide - Korsmo & Cope

The Art of Teacher and Principal Evaluations - Sturm

Learning from the Journey of the NEWESD 101 TPEP Consortium Pilot - Paroff, Veltri, Schmerer

The TPEP Process: A Teacher's Perspective - Bumpus

Microwaves and other Teaching Tools - Miller

Executive Directions - Clayton

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Fall Journal Deadline for Submissions: September 10, 2012

Theme: Common Core Standards


 

2012 WSASCD-OSPI-WASA Annual Conference

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October 11-12, 2012
Seattle Airport Doubletree Hotel

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NEW State Recognition Awards!!

Based on the tenets of the ASCD Whole Child Initiative 
Safe Schools Award
Healthy Schools Award
Student Engagement Award
Supported Students Award
Challenged Students Award

Nomination Form - Deadline has been extended to May 18

Outstanding Young Educator Award (OYEA!)

Nomination Form - Deadline has been extended to May 18




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NEW WORKSHOP SERIES

DR. BJ STONE

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Research-Based  Instructional Strategies for Educators to Increase Student Achievement – Part I

Focus: Setting Objectives and Providing Feedback, Reinforcing Effort and Providing Recognition

ONLINE REGISTRATION

Thursday, September 20, 2012
Renton Community Center

This session is the first of a five-part series.  Participants do not have to attend all sessions.  Research shows that an individual teacher can have a powerful effect on his/her students even if the school doesn't.  Dr. Stone will share the research related to what those highly effective teachers do, as presented in the McREL publication Classroom Instruction that Works, 2nd Edition.

Subsequent Sessions:

Part II – Tuesday, December 4, 2012 – Brief review of session one PLUS Cooperative learning; Cues, Questions and Advance Organizers; and Nonlinguistic Representations - Federal Way School District Office

Part III – Tuesday, January 22, 2013 – Brief review of sessions one and two AND Summarizing and Note Taking; and Assigning Homework and Providing Practice - Federal Way School District Office

Part IV – Wednesday, March 6, 2013 – Brief review of sessions one, two and three AND Identifying Similarities and Differences; and Generating and Testing Hypothesis - Federal Way School District Office

Part V – Thursday, May 9, 2013 – Putting it all together: How can school leaders facilitate good instruction throughout the district, school and classroom? - Federal Way School District Office