List of Evidence a teacher should gather for self Assessment
Please note the following:
Assessment Area: Teaching Requirements
Evidence required:
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TPAD: Appraisal Rating Meeting
At the end of each term the appraiser will convene an appraisal rating meeting with the appraisee.
In this Meeting The appraisee and the appraiser discuss observations, assessment and complete the termly appraisal. The teacher’s performance for the term is evaluated against the performance competency areas and appraisal rating for the term is agreed upon. Areas that require support and development during the following term are identified and a development plan is generated. A report on learners’ achievements is discussed with a view to further improvement. In the case of disagreement between appraisee and appraiser rating an arbitrator is involved to make a final decision. NB: Before the appraisal rating meeting, the appraiser should notify the appraisee of the time, venue and agenda of the meeting. This should be in line with the institutional TPAD calendar of activities. Teaching Standards
Teaching standards refer to a set of requirements in TPAD process that define the minimum level of competencies expected of a teacher.
The standards form the basis for a teacher’s performance appraisal. The teachers will be required to show evidence of performance in order to have an objective rating. The standards are in three categories or domains which are:
TPAD Rating Scale
The rating scale provided in the TPAD tool ranges from 1 to 5 where 5 represents the best performance and I represents lowest performance. Each standard has been assigned a weight (Wt) which after evaluation will earn the appraisee a score.
Though rating is done at the end of the term, the appraisee must work towards achieving the set targets and gather evidence.
The appraisee and appraiser work in collaboration where the appraiser supports the appraisee. During this process, both parties accumulate evidence to be used during the appraisal rating meeting. Gathering and presentation of evidence
During the term an appraisee is required to implement activities to meet the set targets.
As the activities are being implemented the appraisee continuously gathers evidence which will be used to support achievement of the targets during evaluation at the end of the term. The appraiser is required to carry out continuous assessment of the implementation of the activities. Some of the key areas where evidence should be gathered include;
Process of tpad Target Setting
Target is the level of performance expected to be achieved on each of the standards. The heads of institution will give institutional targets which are aligned to the targets provided by the Commission per standard e.g. The Commission has set a target on timely coverage of syllabus, the institution should identify topics to be covered and the time frame for each subject.
Further, individual targets arc set at the beginning of the term in a meeting between the appraisee and the appraiser. During this meeting the appraisee and appraiser are both required to:
TPAD PROCEDURE AND PROCESS [Appraisal Procedure]
Failure to Comply with Appraisal Requirements
Pursuant to Section 54 of the Code of Regulation for Teachers 2015, the Commission may take disciplinary action against a teacher who
Administration of the TPAD system
Section 52 of the Code of Regulations for Teachers (2015) stipulates that the Commission shall in administering the performance appraisal system: -
Guidelines on TPAD Process
Objectives of TPAD
Purpose of a performance appraisal system
The purpose of the performance appraisal is to review and improve teaching standards through a systemic appraisal approach, with a view to evaluate teachers’ performance and promote professional development.
Self Appraisal
Using the evidence gathered throughout the term, rate yourself using the scale provided in the TPAD tool against each of the standard.
Appraisal Rating Meeting
Implementation of targets and Evidence gathering in TPAD Processing
Throughout the term you will be required to collect evidence that support the achievement of the set target.
This evidence will be used during the appraisal rating meeting with your appraiser at the end of the term.
Examples of evidence gathered in TPAD processing
Examples of evidence you need to gather include:
This is how to set TPAD Targets
Developing TPAD Calendar of Activities
Before the beginning of the term your Head Of Institution will call for a meeting with all senior Management staff who include Deputy Head of Institution, Senior Masters and Heads of Departments to adopt and customize the TPAD Calendar of activities based on the calendar provided by TSC.
This is then shared to the teachers in the staff meeting before the beginning of a term. Creating a TPAD Account
Full video guide 1 on planning, filling, appraising and submitting TPAD tool using TPAD Portal10/12/2020 Full video guide 2 on planning, filling, appraising and submitting TPAD tool using TPAD Portal10/12/2020 Full video guide 2 on planning, filling, appraising and submitting TPAD toolRelated Searches on TPADAs a head of institution, learn how to use the following:
Role of appraiserThe work of an appraiser is to appraise teachers in a school Follow the video below to learn on how to appraise your teachers in the TPAD portal. How to undertake your appraisal on the TPAD Portal
'Performance gaps' as used in the new tpad tool
When filling the TPAD tool, the user is expected to fill in performance gaps.
But what are performance gaps?
These are factors that you give as an excuse which probably hinder/ed you from achieving the highest grades of the performance indicators.
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