As the curriculum evaluator, the teacher's role is vital to discovering the worth of their work. Teachers must evaluate their effectiveness by finding value in what they do, unlike other fields that measure success numerically through things like sales, production, or clients. The most meaningful measure of success for a teacher is positive feedback from former students many years later about the inspiration and impact the teacher had on them.

1. TEACHER AS THE
CURRICULUM EVALUATOR
Jenevie S. Mabulay

15. What is the role of the
teacher as curriculum
evaluator?

16. The role of a teacher- to evaluate- is
vital to a teacher’s success. It is this
role that allows the teacher to
discover the worth of their work.
Teachers must find the value in what
they do. Most fields of endeavor have
some measure of success.

17. The salesmen have their list of sales
per month. The assembly line worker
has the number of products produced.
The lawyer and doctor have their
number of clients or patients. Teachers
have the student he taught twenty years
earlier who comes up and shakes the
teacher’s hand and says; “Thanks, Mr M.
You inspired me.” (That’s more than a
Rocky Mountain High!)