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Teacher Evaluation: Rationale, Issues and General Principles

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posted on 2018-12-05, 18:57 authored by Marshall HughesMarshall Hughes
This paper presents a review of recent literature in the field of teacher evaluation or appraisal. It considers the problems commonly associated with more traditional methods of teacher evaluation and synthesises these with the author’s own professional experience as an international school Principal, to offer a six-point summary of the main criticisms. Based on the inverse of these criticisms, the paper then proposes six general principles for an improved, evidence-based approach to teacher evaluation.

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Declaration of conflicts of interest

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Corresponding author email

m.hughes@alexander.ac.cy

Lead author country

  • Cyprus

Lead author job role

  • Higher Education Lecturer

Lead author institution

Alexander College, Larnaca, Cyprus

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