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How does goal-setting and professional development in T-TESS differ from the self-assessment in PDAS? As often implemented, the self-assessment in PDAS was a single submission in the fall that was rarely referred to or used as a tool for professional growth. T-TESS uses the cycle of self-assessment, observation, student growth, and goal-setting and

professional development as an ongoing process to promote and track professional growth. Teachers and appraisers agree on goals and a development plan to attain those goals, and, like in PDAS, the teacher finalizes the plan in the fall. Unlike PDAS, the T-TESS version serves as a living, dynamic document used to track progress toward those goals,

professional development undertaken to achieve the goals, and revisions to goals as the teacher's context changes over the year. In addition, the goal-setting and professional development plan becomes the tool to synthesize feedback from various components of T-TESS ? self-assessment, prior goal accomplishment, observations, and student growth ? so

teachers and appraisers can more accurately pinpoint areas for refinement as they move forward in the appraisal cycle. Teachers don't often get to choose their professional development. How can they set a development plan? The professional development plan would incorporate all forms of professional development, not just the traditionally provided

courses offered by outside entities or to whole staff. Professional development could include job-embedded activities, such as working within professional learning communities (PLCs), with an instructional coach, a department chair, or another teacher on particular practices identified as improvement goals. It could also include self-directed professional

development that seeks literature, online videos or modules that address particular practices that the teacher identified as improvement goals. What's the process for the goal-setting and professional development component? During the first year of T-TESS implementation, teachers will identify their improvement goals (after self-assessing on the T-TESS

rubric and reviewing data) and map out a plan to achieve those goals. The goals and professional development plan can be established in a meeting with an appraiser or prior to that meeting, although the appraiser does need to agree with the goals and the plan established. Teachers will submit that document to their appraisers for approval and will then

maintain that document throughout the year, tracking their progress in professional development and potentially revising goals as needed because of changing circumstances. During the end-of-year conference, teachers and appraisers will go over the progress made in achieving goals (although on-going conversations about goals and development should

ideally occur throughout the year) and set new goals and a new professional development plan for the next year based on the ongoing discussions between appraiser and teacher about areas for refinement based on the other components of T-TESS. At the beginning of the next school year, teachers will have the ability make any revisions to their goals and

professional development plan, as necessary, due to changing circumstances, such as a new teaching assignment. Teachers will then submit their goals and plan to their appraiser, and the process will repeat itself. T-TESS seeks to establish with this process that:

Development is an ongoing process for all teachers regardless of their level of

proficiency;

Development isn't isolated in single-year snapshots of performance but is continuous and consistently building off prior efforts and attention; and

Teachers have a say in and monitor their own goals and growth throughout the year with appraisers seeking to provide the support that teachers need to achieve their goals. More About Ttess

Teacher Goals T-TESS is an abbreviation of The Texas Teacher Evaluation and Support System. Its primary focus is to provide consistent, timely, and formative feedback to teachers and instructors to improve their practice. T-TESS is comprised of three components which are as follows: Goal setting A professional development plan The evaluation cycle,

this includes pre-conference, observation, and post-conference. Goal setting in the goal-setting of T-TESS, teachers, develop S.M.A.R.T., i.e., Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound goals, and tracking the progress of meeting those goals. Features: There are eight sample S.M.A.R.T. goals. Each letter in S.M.A.R.T. refers to different

criteria to judge objectives. Standard measures for S.M.A.R.T. are mentioned below: Specific: It is the target of any particular area for improvement Measurable: it is a quantify which at least suggest an indicator of progress Assignable: it specifies who will do it Realistic: it is the state of what results can realistically be achieved by given available resources.

Time-bound: It identifies when the results can be achieved. Importance of Goal Setting: There are numerous examples to help you to set goals that can shape your career for the better. It will improve your connection and relation with the students too. So, here we show you how to set S.M.A.R.T goals as a positive and measurable target for your

improvement. It matters to set the specific goal as according to research, those teachers who set goals for themselves get emotional changes in their self-perception and classroom. Teachers who have goals to improve their teaching skills have a far better career approach for their better future, and they are known to be much more positive and confident

teacher. Setting your goals is significant for boosting your relationship with your students and their classroom performance. Have a look at teacher self-assessment and goal setting examples. If teachers set student-teacher relationship goals, their students were more likely to report viewing their teacher as support and someone they were comfortable to ask

for help. When teachers set mastery-related goals, their students' motivation improved significantly day by day. Furthermore, reasonable T-Tess goals examples for pe or pre-k teacher or early in their careers, therefore the goals set can help you define and shape what you want to achieve as a teacher. At the end of each school year, you will also have a list

of measurable accomplishments to remind yourself of how you are growing throughout your career. Good T-Tess Goal-setting is exceptionally important for both your professional development and your students' progress. But equally important is learning how to set healthy, measurable goals that will help you grow as an educator over the school year.

SMART Goals Examples for Teachers: Have a look at an example of a SMART goal for a teacher: Let suppose that you want to improve the quality and frequency of your classroom discussions. Then you could set a goal to have conversations every week, which will be Specific, Achievable for the rest of the school year, Time-bound, Measurable on a

subject your class is studying Relevant. The S.M.A.R.T goal's criteria have much flexibility to transform them into your specific target as a teacher to make sure you are covering the areas that you highly desired to improve. Furthermore, teaching students how to make SMART goals is effectively improve their academic progress and provides them vast areas

to measure their success. Once you have tried setting SMART goals for yourself, consider using them to help your students grow through the school year. Keep in mind that SMART goal-setting works best when used as a format rather than a strict set of rules. You have to find some techniques and methods to fulfill your needs and achieve your students'

goals or needs. If you want to set a goal for yourself that will probably exceed this school year, for example, the way you define "time-bound" must need to be more flexible enough. But if you use the SMART acronym as your guide, you are more likely to set practical goals that will help you improve. Categories of T-Tess Goals: Suppose you are getting

confused about where to start to set your own SMART goals. In that case, a study conducted by Dr. Heather Camp at Minnesota State University may help you, which found that teaching goals usually fall into one of four categories: Improving classroom organization. Making the most of class time. Raising student engagement. Strengthening student

discussion. Because these are reported as common areas where teachers want to improve themselves, therefore, these categories may give you a starting place for your own goals this year. For more ideas, check out the list of sample teaching goals put together by the Stanford University Teaching Commons for teacher professional goals performance. It

includes concepts like inspiring students or mentoring young intellects. These might give you more suggestions for your own goals. Page 2 More About Ttess Teacher Goals T-TESS is an abbreviation of The Texas Teacher Evaluation and Support System. Its primary focus is to provide consistent, timely, and formative feedback to teachers and instructors to

improve their practice. T-TESS is comprised of three components which are as follows: Goal setting A professional development plan The evaluation cycle, this includes pre-conference, observation, and post-conference. Goal setting in the goal-setting of T-TESS, teachers, develop S.M.A.R.T., i.e., Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound

goals, and tracking the progress of meeting those goals. Features: There are eight sample S.M.A.R.T. goals. Each letter in S.M.A.R.T. refers to different criteria to judge objectives. Standard measures for S.M.A.R.T. are mentioned below: Specific: It is the target of any particular area for improvement Measurable: it is a quantify which at least suggest an

indicator of progress Assignable: it specifies who will do it Realistic: it is the state of what results can realistically be achieved by given available resources. Time-bound: It identifies when the results can be achieved. Importance of Goal Setting: There are numerous examples to help you to set goals that can shape your career for the better. It will improve your

connection and relation with the students too. So, here we show you how to set S.M.A.R.T goals as a positive and measurable target for your improvement. It matters to set the specific goal as according to research, those teachers who set goals for themselves get emotional changes in their self-perception and classroom. Teachers who have goals to

improve their teaching skills have a far better career approach for their better future, and they are known to be much more positive and confident teacher. Setting your goals is significant for boosting your relationship with your students and their classroom performance. Have a look at teacher self-assessment and goal setting examples. If teachers set

student-teacher relationship goals, their students were more likely to report viewing their teacher as support and someone they were comfortable to ask for help. When teachers set mastery-related goals, their students' motivation improved significantly day by day. Furthermore, reasonable T-Tess goals examples for pe or pre-k teacher or early in their

careers, therefore the goals set can help you define and shape what you want to achieve as a teacher. At the end of each school year, you will also have a list of measurable accomplishments to remind yourself of how you are growing throughout your career. Good T-Tess Goal-setting is exceptionally important for both your professional development and

your students' progress. But equally important is learning how to set healthy, measurable goals that will help you grow as an educator over the school year. SMART Goals Examples for Teachers: Have a look at an example of a SMART goal for a teacher: Let suppose that you want to improve the quality and frequency of your classroom discussions. Then

you could set a goal to have conversations every week, which will be Specific, Achievable for the rest of the school year, Time-bound, Measurable on a subject your class is studying Relevant. The S.M.A.R.T goal's criteria have much flexibility to transform them into your specific target as a teacher to make sure you are covering the areas that you highly

desired to improve. Furthermore, teaching students how to make SMART goals is effectively improve their academic progress and provides them vast areas to measure their success. Once you have tried setting SMART goals for yourself, consider using them to help your students grow through the school year. Keep in mind that SMART goal-setting works

best when used as a format rather than a strict set of rules. You have to find some techniques and methods to fulfill your needs and achieve your students' goals or needs. If you want to set a goal for yourself that will probably exceed this school year, for example, the way you define "time-bound" must need to be more flexible enough. But if you use the

SMART acronym as your guide, you are more likely to set practical goals that will help you improve. Categories of T-Tess Goals: Suppose you are getting confused about where to start to set your own SMART goals. In that case, a study conducted by Dr. Heather Camp at Minnesota State University may help you, which found that teaching goals usually fall

into one of four categories: Improving classroom organization. Making the most of class time. Raising student engagement. Strengthening student discussion. Because these are reported as common areas where teachers want to improve themselves, therefore, these categories may give you a starting place for your own goals this year. For more ideas,

check out the list of sample teaching goals put together by the Stanford University Teaching Commons for teacher professional goals performance. It includes concepts like inspiring students or mentoring young intellects. These might give you more suggestions for your own goals. Page 3 More About Ttess Teacher Goals T-TESS is an abbreviation of The

Texas Teacher Evaluation and Support System. Its primary focus is to provide consistent, timely, and formative feedback to teachers and instructors to improve their practice. T-TESS is comprised of three components which are as follows: Goal setting A professional development plan The evaluation cycle, this includes pre-conference, observation, and

post-conference. Goal setting in the goal-setting of T-TESS, teachers, develop S.M.A.R.T., i.e., Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound goals, and tracking the progress of meeting those goals. Features: There are eight sample S.M.A.R.T. goals. Each letter in S.M.A.R.T. refers to different criteria to judge objectives. Standard measures for

S.M.A.R.T. are mentioned below: Specific: It is the target of any particular area for improvement Measurable: it is a quantify which at least suggest an indicator of progress Assignable: it specifies who will do it Realistic: it is the state of what results can realistically be achieved by given available resources. Time-bound: It identifies when the results can be

achieved. Importance of Goal Setting: There are numerous examples to help you to set goals that can shape your career for the better. It will improve your connection and relation with the students too. So, here we show you how to set S.M.A.R.T goals as a positive and measurable target for your improvement. It matters to set the specific goal as according to

research, those teachers who set goals for themselves get emotional changes in their self-perception and classroom. Teachers who have goals to improve their teaching skills have a far better career approach for their better future, and they are known to be much more positive and confident teacher. Setting your goals is significant for boosting your

relationship with your students and their classroom performance. Have a look at teacher self-assessment and goal setting examples. If teachers set student-teacher relationship goals, their students were more likely to report viewing their teacher as support and someone they were comfortable to ask for help. When teachers set mastery-related goals, their

students' motivation improved significantly day by day. Furthermore, reasonable T-Tess goals examples for pe or pre-k teacher or early in their careers, therefore the goals set can help you define and shape what you want to achieve as a teacher. At the end of each school year, you will also have a list of measurable accomplishments to remind yourself of

how you are growing throughout your career. Good T-Tess Goal-setting is exceptionally important for both your professional development and your students' progress. But equally important is learning how to set healthy, measurable goals that will help you grow as an educator over the school year. SMART Goals Examples for Teachers: Have a look at an

example of a SMART goal for a teacher: Let suppose that you want to improve the quality and frequency of your classroom discussions. Then you could set a goal to have conversations every week, which will be Specific, Achievable for the rest of the school year, Time-bound, Measurable on a subject your class is studying Relevant. The S.M.A.R.T goal's

criteria have much flexibility to transform them into your specific target as a teacher to make sure you are covering the areas that you highly desired to improve. Furthermore, teaching students how to make SMART goals is effectively improve their academic progress and provides them vast areas to measure their success. Once you have tried setting

SMART goals for yourself, consider using them to help your students grow through the school year. Keep in mind that SMART goal-setting works best when used as a format rather than a strict set of rules. You have to find some techniques and methods to fulfill your needs and achieve your students' goals or needs. If you want to set a goal for yourself that

will probably exceed this school year, for example, the way you define "time-bound" must need to be more flexible enough. But if you use the SMART acronym as your guide, you are more likely to set practical goals that will help you improve. Categories of T-Tess Goals: Suppose you are getting confused about where to start to set your own SMART goals.

In that case, a study conducted by Dr. Heather Camp at Minnesota State University may help you, which found that teaching goals usually fall into one of four categories: Improving classroom organization. Making the most of class time. Raising student engagement. Strengthening student discussion. Because these are reported as common areas where

teachers want to improve themselves, therefore, these categories may give you a starting place for your own goals this year. For more ideas, check out the list of sample teaching goals put together by the Stanford University Teaching Commons for teacher professional goals performance. It includes concepts like inspiring students or mentoring young

intellects. These might give you more suggestions for your own goals. Page 4 More About Ttess Teacher Goals T-TESS is an abbreviation of The Texas Teacher Evaluation and Support System. Its primary focus is to provide consistent, timely, and formative feedback to teachers and instructors to improve their practice. T-TESS is comprised of three

components which are as follows: Goal setting A professional development plan The evaluation cycle, this includes pre-conference, observation, and post-conference. Goal setting in the goal-setting of T-TESS, teachers, develop S.M.A.R.T., i.e., Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound goals, and tracking the progress of meeting those

goals. Features: There are eight sample S.M.A.R.T. goals. Each letter in S.M.A.R.T. refers to different criteria to judge objectives. Standard measures for S.M.A.R.T. are mentioned below: Specific: It is the target of any particular area for improvement Measurable: it is a quantify which at least suggest an indicator of progress Assignable: it specifies who will

do it Realistic: it is the state of what results can realistically be achieved by given available resources. Time-bound: It identifies when the results can be achieved. Importance of Goal Setting: There are numerous examples to help you to set goals that can shape your career for the better. It will improve your connection and relation with the students too. So,

here we show you how to set S.M.A.R.T goals as a positive and measurable target for your improvement. It matters to set the specific goal as according to research, those teachers who set goals for themselves get emotional changes in their self-perception and classroom. Teachers who have goals to improve their teaching skills have a far better career

approach for their better future, and they are known to be much more positive and confident teacher. Setting your goals is significant for boosting your relationship with your students and their classroom performance. Have a look at teacher self-assessment and goal setting examples. If teachers set student-teacher relationship goals, their students were

more likely to report viewing their teacher as support and someone they were comfortable to ask for help. When teachers set mastery-related goals, their students' motivation improved significantly day by day. Furthermore, reasonable T-Tess goals examples for pe or pre-k teacher or early in their careers, therefore the goals set can help you define and

shape what you want to achieve as a teacher. At the end of each school year, you will also have a list of measurable accomplishments to remind yourself of how you are growing throughout your career. Good T-Tess Goal-setting is exceptionally important for both your professional development and your students' progress. But equally important is learning

how to set healthy, measurable goals that will help you grow as an educator over the school year. SMART Goals Examples for Teachers: Have a look at an example of a SMART goal for a teacher: Let suppose that you want to improve the quality and frequency of your classroom discussions. Then you could set a goal to have conversations every week,

which will be Specific, Achievable for the rest of the school year, Time-bound, Measurable on a subject your class is studying Relevant. The S.M.A.R.T goal's criteria have much flexibility to transform them into your specific target as a teacher to make sure you are covering the areas that you highly desired to improve. Furthermore, teaching students how to

make SMART goals is effectively improve their academic progress and provides them vast areas to measure their success. Once you have tried setting SMART goals for yourself, consider using them to help your students grow through the school year. Keep in mind that SMART goal-setting works best when used as a format rather than a strict set of rules.

You have to find some techniques and methods to fulfill your needs and achieve your students' goals or needs. If you want to set a goal for yourself that will probably exceed this school year, for example, the way you define "time-bound" must need to be more flexible enough. But if you use the SMART acronym as your guide, you are more likely to set

practical goals that will help you improve. Categories of T-Tess Goals: Suppose you are getting confused about where to start to set your own SMART goals. In that case, a study conducted by Dr. Heather Camp at Minnesota State University may help you, which found that teaching goals usually fall into one of four categories: Improving classroom

organization. Making the most of class time. Raising student engagement. Strengthening student discussion. Because these are reported as common areas where teachers want to improve themselves, therefore, these categories may give you a starting place for your own goals this year. For more ideas, check out the list of sample teaching goals put

together by the Stanford University Teaching Commons for teacher professional goals performance. It includes concepts like inspiring students or mentoring young intellects. These might give you more suggestions for your own goals.

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