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Teacher Performance
Rubric Code:
Q4B62
By
teachme
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Public Rubric
Subject:
English
Type:
Assessment
Grade Levels:
K-5, 6-8, 9-12, Undergraduate, Graduate, Post Graduate
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Teacher Performance
Descriptions
Poor
0 pts
Fair
5 pts
Good
10 pts
Instructions and Objectives
Poor
Objectives are not explained and instructions are not well understood by the students.
Fair
Instructions and objectives are explained schematically.
Good
Instructions and objectives are made clear at the beginning of each session or task. The teacher makes sure that the students have understood everything.
Use of Material and Realia
Poor
There is no use of relevant material according to each task.
Fair
There is use of material, such as a workbook, a book, and supplementary elements, such as photocopies.
Good
Realia appears during the whole session, apart from the material needed for the subject.
Teaching Techniques
Poor
The teaching techniques are always de the same, they don't vary along the session.
Fair
The teaching techniques are adapted to the class and goals. Some variety of teaching techniques.
Good
The teaching techniques are adapted to the group needs and the course goals. Different teaching techniques are used depending on the student and the task.
Main Actors
Poor
The class is teacher-centered. There is little participation and/or production from the students.
Fair
There is 50% participation of the students, and 50% performance of the teacher. Both share relevance on the development of the topic, but the teacher is still in control of the class.
Good
The sessions are focused on the students. There's an active role of the student, the teacher is a guide or facilitator.
Teacher-Pupil Interaction
Poor
There is little interaction and it's controlled by the teacher.
Fair
There's a good interaction between the teacher and the students.
Good
The interaction flows naturally, and students are allow to take control by participating and suggesting topics.
Class Management
Poor
There are continuous disruptions, it's difficult to keep a good rhythm in th teacher's performance.
Fair
Fair control of the students in the session. Some interruptions and problems appear in the process. The climate is good enough to allow the development of the session.
Good
Good control of the students' needs at each moment. Problems and interuptions are well solved. There is a good climate in the class.
Use of Non-Verbal Communication
Poor
There is little non-verbal communication, and the teacher looks distant.
Fair
Enough non-verbal communication for the students to follow the session, and for them to feel valuable.
Good
There is a wide range of non-verbal expressions depending on the student and the situation. It supports verbal communication.
Relationship with the students
Poor
The relationship with the students is restricted to the academic sphere.
Fair
The teacher shows him/herself as a more than a teacher. The teacher and the students share a good relationship.
Good
The teacher is involved in every aspect of the student's formation, beyond the academic aspects. Shows concern about his/her students well-being. The teacher is supportive.
Motivational Techniques
Poor
There is little use of motivational techniques to keep the students focused and interested.
Fair
There is some use of motivational techniques when needed.
Good
Motivation is always encouraged in several ways.
Use of Technology
Poor
No use of technology at all.
Fair
Technology used when necessary (e.g., for tasks or material only found on the net).
Good
Tasks can be easily adapted to technologies, technologies appear in every session, and students are encouraged to use them in and outside the classroom,
Subjects:
English
Types:
Assessment
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