Teacher Evaluation Evidence Binder Charlotte Danielson Black and White

Collecting evidence for your teacher evaluation has never been so easy! This 115-page professional resource is designed to help you stay organized and sane throughout your evaluation process. You will receive a PowerPoint digital file full of resources and templates to help you organize a thorough evidence binder. It supports teacher evaluation systems based on the Framework for Teaching Model by Charlotte Danielson and has been updated in 2023. This version was designed with black-and-white graphics and text for easy printing.

Here is what you receive with your purchase:

• pages 1-19: Binder Cover Options
• pages 20-57: Domain and Component Title Pages plus Blank Template Options
• pages 58-62: Covers for Additional Categories
• pages 63-65: Spine Options
• pages 66-95: Lists of Examples for each Component and Table Of Content Pages for your Binder
• pages 96-115: Important and EDITABLE Additional Resources/Examples of Artifacts (a few examples: Self-Assessment, Lesson Plan Template, Record-keeping Documents, Seating Charts, Seating Chart Rationale page, plus more)

Be sure to view the slides with the notes because there are helpful details and hints!

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TESS, Evaluation, Evidence, Excellence, Support, APPR, Annual, Professional, Performance, Review, Portfolio

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