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This document outlines the goals of increasing class visits to be non-evaluative, short 5-minute visits without interrupting work, followed by chats, to reflect and improve teaching effectiveness for all students through teamwork on district and school initiatives, a new curriculum, and professional growth, while also having fun.
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J goals 2010-2011_2
- 1. My Goals
- 2. Increase Class Visits • Non-evaluative (it’s a visit, not an observation) • Short, 5-minute visitations • Don’t stop your work! • Follow-up chats
- 5. My Goals for BC
- 6. Increase our effectiveness for all students
- 7. Team
- 9. BC Initiatives School-wide!
- 10. New Curriculum
- 12. Have fun!