Teacher Evaluation and the NIET Rubric
Quiz by Maureen Ballotta
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- Q1
I should expect to have a minimum of
two formal observations this school year.
None of these answers is correct.
three formal observations this school year
four formal observations this school year.
30s - Q2
Teacher evaluations on this campus are conducted by
an instructional coach
a teacher evaluator
All of these choices are correct
an administrator
30s - Q3
Fall observations are
unannounced
announced
30s - Q4
For teacher evaluations, Ascension Public Schools uses
a district-created rubric
the Compass rubric
the NIET rubric
None of these choices is correct.
30s - Q5
What score is considered "at expectations?"
4
2
3
5
30s - Q6
What indicator states that "there is evidence that students are progressing or demonstrating mastery of the objective(s)."
Thinking
Problem Solving
Standards and Objectives
Activities and Materials
30s - Q7
What indicator states that the lesson should "provide opportunities for student-to- student interaction?"
Teacher Knowledge of Students
Activities and Materials
Standards and Objectives
Questioning
30s - Q8
Which of these statements regarding teacher evaluation using the NIET rubric is NOT true?
The descriptors of the rubric are a checklist.
Scoring is reflective of impact on student learning.
A score of 3 is considered good, solid teaching.
Scoring is holistic in nature.
30s