Teachers: How Do You Know How Good You Are?

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  1. adventuresofastudentteacher reblogged this from tnteacher
  2. mrclarkincolorado answered: When I see them defend their thinking when I push back.
  3. tnteacher reblogged this from gjmueller and added:
    When the light bulb goes off in my students’ eyes, I feel like I’ve done a good job.
  4. vwalker answered: My reputation. Knowing what kids, staff, and admin say about me and what opportunities I get offered.
  5. breatheinsolitude answered: when my students’ homework blows away what I asked for because they get it
  6. beellllaaaa answered: You just know.
  7. tomesaway answered: I know there are places where I need to grow, but I’ve never encountered an eval system that could address teachers needs w/o being jerky.
  8. tomesaway said: This will sound bad, but I know I’m better than Marzano’s evaluation form thinks I am. Student engagement is a good sign, as is the genuine work they produce (not test answers they can bubble)
  9. behgobehgo answered: through parents, colleagues, administrators, and most of all students
  10. This was featured in #Education
  11. gjmueller posted this