| We are recommending that teachers develop the habit of documenting successes in the classroom. We envision new teacher evaluation processes where a principal will come to your classroom, and ask for evidence that your students are achieving. We're all learning to mine data from the work we do with students, but you need a place to keep it all. We've created an Teacher Evaluation Survival Kit just for that purpose. It is a large heavy duty binder with steel rings and a hard cover that will last through years of collecting information. There is a section outlining procedures, and sections for tips and templates. There's also a section for you to store student work that defies easy scoring, a student portfolio process. Your principal can drop in any time, you can file her evaluations as they come in, she can pull your Survival Kit from the shelf next to your desk, and your successes will be right there for her review.
This is a super sturdy 3" (width of the spine) D-ring binder (holds over 600 pages). The spine has a hole, just put your finger in the hole and pull it off the shelf. The cover is hard and reinforced, with easy open tabs. You'll have it for years to come.
There's an introductory chapter with thorough directions on how to document student data. We'll reveal technology tips to bring it to life and crunch the numbers (don't worry if you're not very technical, it's step by step), and you'll understand the latest research on what works in raising student achievement. There is a packet of page protectors to shield delicate student work from dirt and fingerprints. And we'll monitor teacher requests to add things that will help keep it all together.
There are pocket inserts, sleeves for CD-Roms, divider tabs for all the work you will store here. There's a pouch for pens and highlighters, and it's a view binder so you can customize the cover any way you like (a photo of your students?)
$54.95 plus s&h - you'll change the way you work as you collect and store that all important student information. |
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