Written with the school administrator in mind, this book discusses the basic principles relating to the supervision and evaluation of staff members. Essential strategies and techniques used to evaluate support staff are also included, and particular attention is given to unsatisfactory evaluations and steps for subsequent staff dismissal.
Written with the school administrator in mind, this book discusses the basic principles relating to the supervision and evaluation of staff members. Essential strategies and techniques used to evaluate support staff are also included, and particular attention is given to unsatisfactory evaluations and steps for subsequent staff dismissal.
C. Edward Lawrence, president of the Lawrence Educational Consulting Group, has advised many school districts on how to prepare and win unsatisfactory staff member evaluation and misconduct cases. Dr. Lawrence has nearly 30 years of experience in the field of education-he has served as a teacher, principal, assistant superintendent, author, and professor. For the past twelve years, Dr. Lawrence has inspired future educators as a Clinical Professor in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. He earned a bachelor's degree in elementary education from West Virginia State University, a master's degree in guidance and counseling from the Marquette University, a certificate in administrative leadership, and a Ph.D. in urban education from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Before his current position, he was the assistant superintendent for a large urban school district where he had an extensive educational career in public education. He served as a teacher, counselor, team leader, and assistant principal at the elementary, middle, and high school levels, as principal at the elementary and middle school level, as director of alternative programs, and as a community superintendent. In addition, he served as a hearing officer for unsatisfactory teacher evaluations, second-step misconduct, and immediate teacher suspensions. He was an adjunct instructor in the Department of Administrative Leadership teaching courses in clinical supervision and critical issues-including staff misconduct and evaluating the marginal teacher. Dr. Lawrence is first author of the following books: The Marginal Teacher: A Step-by-Step Guide to Fair Procedures for Identification and Dismissal (1993) (2nd edition 2001); How to Handle Staff Misconduct: A Step-by-Step Guide (1995) (2nd edition 2003); and The Incompetent Specialist: How to Evaluate, Document Performance, and Dismiss School Staff (1996).
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Introduction Overview of the Evaluation Process Establishing the Foundation for the Evaluation Process Beginning the Evalution Process Identifying the School Specialist in Need of Intensive Assistance Implementing a Plan of Intensive Assistance Deciding on Retention or Dismissal Following through with the Dismissal Process Preparing for the Third-Party Hearing and Bringing Closure to the Evaluation Process Resource A: Calendar with Suggested Timeline of Actions for the Specialist¿s Evaluators Resource B: Sample Unsatisfactory Specialist Evaluation Binder
Introduction Overview of the Evaluation Process Establishing the Foundation for the Evaluation Process Beginning the Evalution Process Identifying the School Specialist in Need of Intensive Assistance Implementing a Plan of Intensive Assistance Deciding on Retention or Dismissal Following through with the Dismissal Process Preparing for the Third-Party Hearing and Bringing Closure to the Evaluation Process Resource A: Calendar with Suggested Timeline of Actions for the Specialist¿s Evaluators Resource B: Sample Unsatisfactory Specialist Evaluation Binder
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