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The Tools of Teacher Evaluation: What Should Be Used in Teacher Evaluation from the Teachers’ Perspective

Almutairi, Talal; Tymms, P.; Kind, P.

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Authors

Talal Almutairi

P. Kind



Abstract

This paper presents a study that was conducted to investigate the tools of teacher evaluation. The focus is on what teachers state about such tools in terms of what should be used when they are evaluated. Teachers were asked by questionnaire about their support of observation, students’ achievement, self-evaluation, peer-evaluation, student evaluation and portfolios. The sample consisted of 599 teachers and heads of departments from nine primary schools in three different educational districts in Kuwait. The most favoured approach was observation, and the least favoured was student evaluation. Nevertheless, the results show that teachers support the use of several tools in their evaluation.

Citation

Almutairi, T., Tymms, P., & Kind, P. (2015). The Tools of Teacher Evaluation: What Should Be Used in Teacher Evaluation from the Teachers’ Perspective.

Conference Name 2015 International Business & Education Conference
Conference Location London
Publication Date Jun 11, 2015
Deposit Date Jul 15, 2015
Publicly Available Date Mar 29, 2024
Series ISSN 1539-8757,2157-9660
Keywords Teacher evaluation, Tool evaluation, Teacher performance, Students evaluation, Self-evaluation, Peer evaluation, Observation, Students achievement.
Publisher URL http://www.cluteinstitute.com/proceedings/#/?page=260
Additional Information Conference dates: June 7-11.

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