FINAL EVALUATION FOR STUDENT TEACHING

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FINAL EVALUATION FOR STUDENT TEACHING Please complete and return form to the EKU student teaching supervisor on or before finals week. Student Teacher EKU ID # School School Address Subject/ Grade(s) Cooperating Teacher s Signature Phone No. University Supervisor s Signature Email I do do not consent to the release of my EVALUATION FORM FOR STUDENT TEACHING to any prospective employer or graduate school at the request of the employer, graduate school, or by the Division of Career Services. Student Teacher Date / / This evaluation reflects the student teacher's performance during the field experience. The student SHALL sign in the allotted space below indicating they have read the evaluation. Student Teacher Date / / Descriptors for evaluating the items in this evaluation: TARGET (5) Demonstrates excellence in all areas of the Kentucky Teacher Standards; ranks among the top 5% of student teachers with whom I have worked (4) Demonstrates excellence in most all areas of the Kentucky Teacher Standards; has the potential to become an excellent teacher ACCEPTABLE (3) Demonstrates the potential to become an effective teacher with guidance during the initial year teaching; satisfactorily demonstrates most of the Kentucky Teacher Standards (2) Meets the minimum requirements for the Kentucky New Teacher Standards; experienced difficulty during student teaching and will need to demonstrate considerable growth in order to become an effective teacher UNACCEPTABLE (1) Does not meet the minimum requirements for the Kentucky New Teacher Standards; does not demonstrate behaviors congruent with successful teaching and will need to discuss further options with the Director of Professional Laboratory Experiences Adapted from Kentucky Teacher Internship Program Intern Performance Record 08/2008 10

Directions: Check the appropriate item which best describes the student s performance. Use comment space provided and additional pages if needed. I. Demonstrates Applied Content Knowledge Not Demonstrates appropriate level of knowledge and skills in content area(s) Conveys correct knowledge, concepts and processes to the students AND uses correct vocabulary that is clear and developmentally appropriate Connects content, procedures and activities with life experiences of students and addresses student diversity Uses instructional strategies and activities that are appropriate for the content and processes of the lesson and contribute to student learning Provides opportunities and guides students to understand content from various perspectives 1

II. Designs and Plans Instruction Prepares detailed lesson plans with significant objectives that reflect key concepts and are aligned with Kentucky s Standards Plans thoughtful and well-structured units and lessons which infuse multicultural content AND are based on contextual data to address student diversity Aligns instructional strategies and activities with Kentucky s Core Content for Assessment and Program of Studies Prepares assessments (formative and summative) that measure student performance on each objective and that help guide instruction Plans instructional strategies and activities that require higher order thinking skills and facilitate multiple levels of learning Not 1

III. Creates and Maintains Learning Climate Communicates high expectations and sets significant and challenging objectives for all students Uses positive and effective interactions with students to encourage appropriate student behavior Uses a variety of strategies and methods to support student diversity and meet individual needs Utilizes an effective classroom management plan in collaboration with the cooperating teacher Treats all students with respect and concern and encourages students to treat each other with respect 1

IV. Implements and Manages Instruction Uses a variety of instructional strategies that effectively engage students in learning Implements instruction that addresses the diverse needs of the students, is developmentally appropriate and includes strategies that address multiple intelligences Handles non-instructional tasks efficiently, makes effective transitions and organizes and manages group work so there is minimal loss of instructional time Engages students in a variety of tasks that make the connection to real life situations Uses developmentally and content area appropriate assessments 1

V. Assesses and Communicates Learning Results Uses pre-assessments or contextual data to determine baseline knowledge Prepares and uses valid formative and summative assessments that are developmentally and content appropriate Uses multiple assessments that address the diverse learning needs of students Analyzes and evaluates student data to determine individual progress and identify differences Communicates assessment results efficiently and effectively VI. Demonstrates the Implementation of Technology Demonstrates effective use of technology for productivity Utilizes technology for lesson planning Integrates appropriate student uses of technology to enhance instruction and assessment Demonstrates developmentally appropriate, ethical and legal uses of technology, including e-mail and internet resources

VII. Reflects on and Evaluates Teaching and Learning Not Reflects on and evaluates instructional practices using appropriate data Reflects on and evaluates student learning Plans for professional growth based on reflection and evaluation of instructional practice and self-assessment VIII. Collaboration* Collaborates with peers, cooperating teacher(s), parents and other professionals to enhance student learning Not Identifies situations when and where collaboration will enhance student learning Designs a plan to enhance the learning for one student and includes all those involved in the collaborative effort Implements the designed strategies and activities that will engage all those involved and will improve student learning Evaluates and reflects on the outcomes of the collaborative effort

IX. Professional Development* Assesses his/her performance relative to Kentucky Teacher Standards Identifies priority needs for professional development Has an up-to-date Professional Development Plan that addresses growth in priority area(s) Participates in professional development activities and demonstrates self-directed professional development Shows evidence of professional growth and reflection relative to the identified priority areas and the impact on instruction and student learning X. Provides Leadership Within School/Community/Profession* Identifies leadership opportunities Develops a plan for one leadership opportunity describing the purpose, scope, timeline and the participants involved Implements the identified plan following the timeline and describing how the impact of the plan will be assessed Reflects on and evaluates the results of the leadership efforts

XI.. Professionalism & Dispositions Uses effective voice and tone Uses standard English in both oral and written expression Uses appropriate body language, movement and posture Accepts constructive criticism positively Is punctual and regular in attendance Shows initiative and resourcefulness Exhibits dependability, responsibility and flexibility Works well with others, appreciates diversity Willingness to help Maintains proper relationships with students, faculty and staff Presents a professional appearance/appropriateness of dress *Evidence in Portfolio

Please mark below the number that best describes the student teacher s demonstrated potential for success as a classroom teacher: SUMMARY STATEMENT OF COOPERATING TEACHER (add additional pages if needed and attach) Final Grade: Satisfactory Unsatisfactory (Please check one) Cooperating Teacher s Signature Date / /

Please mark below the number that best describes the student teacher s demonstrated potential for success as a classroom teacher: SUMMARY STATEMENT OF UNIVERSITY SUPERVISOR (add additional pages if needed and attach) Final Grade: Satisfactory Unsatisfactory (Please check one) University Supervisor s Signature Date / /