@DornellCarty@AndreaVeira5 If we are really honest, for our island, we know the answer to that question. As much as there are criteria there is always going to be that subjective element; especially in one's territory.
® The question is, ‘are they effective?’ In Antigua and Barbuda, appraisals do exist and they are necessary because they provide a realistic picture of what was done and what can be done to be a more effective teaching professional. (L.Edwards)@AndreaVeira5@DornellCarty
#EDTE3404 was diverse in the delivery strategies, and helped me to realise that education on a whole and more so assessment and evaluation can be done more creatively than the archaic manner still used. It was an exciting and thought provoking course. @AndreaVeira5
#EDTE3404 I believe teacher appraisals are needed in the Caribbean so that teachers instructions are inclusive, relevant and technology integrated. It also ensures accountability on students' learning and progress. @AndreaVeira5@TadianJWong@DornellCarty
appraisals are necessary for the teaching systems in the caribbean, to ensure a standard level of professionalism locallyand across the region, which can eventually lead to teacher integration. Also appraisors stay relevant with classroom dynamics.@AndreaVeira5@DornellCarty
I would say the term "professionals" is taken seriously in England with their structured teacher training programme, in comparison to that in Antigua. The induction period before fully being recognised as a teacher should be adopted here.@AndreaVeira5@TadianJWong
® The question is, ‘are they effective?’ In Antigua and Barbuda, appraisals do exist and they are necessary because they provide a realistic picture of what was done and what can be done to be a more effective teaching professional. (L.Edwards) @AndreaVeira5
® I think the fundamental principles of clinical supervision will make an excellent recipe for success in the teaching profession, in that level of communication and transmission of mastery will enable teachers to excel at their craft. https://t.co/4jMmjXGAsf @AndreaVeira5
® My teaching style? I’d say the hybrid or blended approach though I think I lean more towards ‘The Demonstrator’. It helps my students because they are always aware of the benchmark and have an idea how to get to it. #EDTE3404#TheDelegator@andreaveira5 (L.Edwards)
@592Empress Look at the other side of the coin, in that the experience of "figuring it out" is a greater teacher and gives a deeper appreciation to the profession than theory based philosophies. @AndreaVeira5
@DornellCarty@AndreaVeira5@Tadianj I thought the same when I read about the similarities with the programmes; however it appears that the teacher needs the required degree and supervised "internship" before becoming a teacher....vast difference at home.
With the STEM programme in Canada there was a plan as to the end result of this initiative, leading into the workforce; however closer to home the initiative seemed to have been adopted but with no clear plan as to the next step after implementation. #EDTE3404@AndreaVeira5
Clinical supervision can create an avenue for teachers to become more efficient and effective in their practices, especially if it is continuous and the feedback provided promotes better pedagogy and learning environment. #EDTE3404@Buckleyvill@Buckleyvill@AndreaVeira5
@Buckleyvill@AndreaVeira5@AshaAndrew1276 I agree with you Vill. However, teachers must also be given the resources needed to efficiently carry out their duties in this 21st century; technological era. #EDTE3404
@2peasandadog very efficient; as I put more emphasis on the students' journey as well. However there are some administrators that still believe that a true assessment is summative. #EDTK3404
@AndreaVeira5 It is important to encourage students raise their hands to respond to questions instead of shouting in class. Form od discipline and respect for authority and others.@DornellCarty @CandidLini80792 @TadianJWong@Buckleyvill
@2peasandadog#education I loved the ideas given to assist students with inferencing, I do believe it is one of the missing critical element of language learners. @AndreaVeira5@DornellCarty @CandidLini80792