CASUMPONG,
LEDESMA,
MARGELIZ ANN M.
Are Performance Management
and Appraisal the same?
Source: Education and Manpower Bureau
Teacher’s Performance Management
• is a continuous process for identifying,
evaluating and developing the work
performance of teachers, so that the goals
and objectives of the school are more
effectively achieved, while at the same
time benefiting teachers in terms of
recognition of performance, professional
development and career guidance.
Objectives:
1.Accountability
2.Staff Motivation
3.Professional Development
Components
How
Competencies
(Skills, Knowledge
and Behaviors used
to accomplish
results)
What
Results
(Objectives
and Results)
Source: Philippines-Australia Human Resource
and Organisational Development Facility
Vision and Mission
School Management Committee
Goals and Plans
Personnel Policies Resource Policies
Instructional Policies
External
Assesmsment
Self-Evaluation
Students’ Learning
Outcomes
Source: Education and Manpower Bureau
What’s in?
Performance Appraisal
It is the system of evaluating on
a regular basis and is restricted on
evaluating the past performance
conducted once or twice a year.
Structure of Teacher Appraisal
Source: Education and Manpower Bureau
Structure of Teacher Appraisal
Source: Education and Manpower Bureau
1. Appraisal Cycle- schedule of the
appraisal process among teachers
2. Training of Appraisers- raters/appraisers
should be trained based on vision and
mission upheld
Structure of Teacher Appraisal
Source: Education and Manpower Bureau
3. Areas and Criteria- the said should be
identified to decide the appropriate MOVs
4. Appraisal Methods- determine the way
how the rating will be gotten
Structure of Teacher Appraisal
Source: Education and Manpower Bureau
5. Appraisal Report- it communicates the
results of the appraisal
6. Follow-Up- action-driven plan shall be
realized to help the teacher improve on his/her
weaknesses based on the appraisal report
Are Performance Management and
Appraisal the same?
NO! The following
summarizes
why:
Source: www.upraise.io
Performance Appraisal Performance Management
-determines promotion and
compensation
-fosters growth within the
organization
-once or twice a year -ongoing process
-conducted by HR department -multiple stakeholders participate
-considered as merely a ‘system’ -considered as a ‘process’
-typically inflexible -completely flexible
-individualistic approach -according to values of the
organization
-operational tool -strategic tool
CASUMPONG,
LEDESMA,
MARGELIZ ANN M.

Performance Management and Appraisal

  • 1.
  • 2.
    Are Performance Management andAppraisal the same? Source: Education and Manpower Bureau
  • 3.
    Teacher’s Performance Management •is a continuous process for identifying, evaluating and developing the work performance of teachers, so that the goals and objectives of the school are more effectively achieved, while at the same time benefiting teachers in terms of recognition of performance, professional development and career guidance.
  • 4.
  • 5.
    Components How Competencies (Skills, Knowledge and Behaviorsused to accomplish results) What Results (Objectives and Results) Source: Philippines-Australia Human Resource and Organisational Development Facility
  • 6.
    Vision and Mission SchoolManagement Committee Goals and Plans Personnel Policies Resource Policies Instructional Policies External Assesmsment Self-Evaluation Students’ Learning Outcomes Source: Education and Manpower Bureau
  • 7.
  • 8.
    Performance Appraisal It isthe system of evaluating on a regular basis and is restricted on evaluating the past performance conducted once or twice a year.
  • 9.
    Structure of TeacherAppraisal Source: Education and Manpower Bureau
  • 10.
    Structure of TeacherAppraisal Source: Education and Manpower Bureau 1. Appraisal Cycle- schedule of the appraisal process among teachers 2. Training of Appraisers- raters/appraisers should be trained based on vision and mission upheld
  • 11.
    Structure of TeacherAppraisal Source: Education and Manpower Bureau 3. Areas and Criteria- the said should be identified to decide the appropriate MOVs 4. Appraisal Methods- determine the way how the rating will be gotten
  • 12.
    Structure of TeacherAppraisal Source: Education and Manpower Bureau 5. Appraisal Report- it communicates the results of the appraisal 6. Follow-Up- action-driven plan shall be realized to help the teacher improve on his/her weaknesses based on the appraisal report
  • 13.
    Are Performance Managementand Appraisal the same? NO! The following summarizes why:
  • 14.
    Source: www.upraise.io Performance AppraisalPerformance Management -determines promotion and compensation -fosters growth within the organization -once or twice a year -ongoing process -conducted by HR department -multiple stakeholders participate -considered as merely a ‘system’ -considered as a ‘process’ -typically inflexible -completely flexible -individualistic approach -according to values of the organization -operational tool -strategic tool
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