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Faculty Performance Development Program :

Report Form

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APPENDIX A:

Faculty Performance Development Program Report Form

General Information

Performance Development Report on:

Date:

Brief Summary of Duties and Responsibilities:

Brief Summary of Data Used to Generate Report:

Report Completed by:

Name: ________________________________________

Date: _______________________________________

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Competency One: Modeling professional practice within the discipline of teaching.

1.1. Identifying your learning style and how it affects your teaching;

1.2. Locating and using resources that support your teaching practice;

1.3. Engaging in ongoing development to remain current both in the subject area and in the discipline of teaching;

1.4. Identifying the impact of your own teaching on student learning;

1.5. Contributing to a culture of continuous learning, reflective practice, peer support, and inter- professional collaboration;

1.6. Working within ethical, legal and College guidelines;

1.7. Encouraging practices which reflect common principles of global citizenship.

Exceeds Expectations Achieves expectations Requires further professional development Not applicable

Competency Two: Creating engaging learning environments for individuals and groups that support academic and personal growth.

2.2. Establishing and maintaining learning environments (classroom, online and experiential) that promote student success;

2.3. Motivating learners;

2.4. Identifying and supporting learners who require specific assistance in engaging in the learning process;

2.5. Fostering personal growth by encouraging learners to be innovative, creative, and independent within a framework of social responsibility.

Exceeds Expectations Achieves expectations Requires further professional development Not applicable

2.1. Establishing rapport with a variety of learners;

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Competency Three: Using a variety of teaching learning strategies

3.1. Applying an understanding of how people learn to plan lessons and learning experiences;

3.2. Acquiring and maintaining a repertoire of teaching/learning strategies;

3.3. Assessing, selecting and using the teaching/learning strategy appropriate to the learning activity;

3.4. Supporting the effectiveness of learning activities and strategies.

Exceeds Expectations Achieves expectations Requires further professional development Not applicable

Competency Four: Evaluating learning using a variety of valid and reliable tools and techniques.

4.1. Acquiring and maintaining a repertoire of evaluation tools and techniques;

4.2. Assessing, selecting and using appropriate evaluation tools and techniques;

4.3. Establishing and communicating evaluation criteria;

4.4. Ensuring that learners receive specific, constructive, and timely feedback regarding their progress.

Exceeds Expectations Achieves expectations Requires further professional development Not applicable

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Competency Five: Working independently and with others to develop and/or adapt learning materials.

5.1. Locating learning resources and matching learning materials to the needs, interests, abilities, and diversities of learners;

5.2. Assessing and selecting appropriate learning materials;

5.3. Contributing to the work of interdisciplinary instructional design teams;

5.4. Creating accessible learning materials (print, electronic, audio-visual) that help learners achieve their learning outcomes;

5.5. Working within legal and ethical guidelines when creating learning materials;

5.6. Ensuring that learning materials are inclusive of a varied student body in language and approach;

5.7. Ensuring that learning materials recognize principles of environmental sustainability.

Exceeds Expectations Achieves expectations Requires further professional development Not applicable

Competency Six: Using technology to enhance productivity and help students learn.

6.1. Selecting the educational tool most appropriate to the task;

6.2. Using technology to facilitate communication with and among learners;

6.3. Using technology to enhance the presentation of information;

6.4. Using technology to produce learning materials;

6.5. Using technology to access, select, collect, organize and display information;

6.6. Assisting learners in the use of technology as a tool to support their learning.

Exceeds Expectations Achieves expectations Requires further professional development Not applicable

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Competency Seven: Designing and developing effective curriculum to support student success.

7.1. Identifying a curriculum planning process;

7.2. Using principles of curriculum design to develop courses;

7.3. Contributing to program planning and review;

7.4. Incorporating into the curriculum design process an awareness of global citizenship and environmental sustainability;

7.5. Developing a curriculum plan that ensures coherence: correlating learning outcomes,

needs/interests/abilities/diversities of learners with the learning activities, learning resources, and evaluation plan.

Exceeds Expectations Achieves expectations Requires further professional development Not applicable

General Summary of Performance

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Three Year Professional Development Plan

Identify the three year goal(s) you would like to achieve and the reasons for selecting the goal(s).

Rationale for goal statement:

Annual Professional Development Objectives Plan to Achieve Goals Year One Objective(s) Specific Activities to Reach

Objective

Timeline to Achieve Objective

Year Two Objective(s) Specific Activities to Reach Objective

Timeline to Achieve Objective

Year Three Objective(s) Specific Activities to Reach Objective

Timeline to Achieve Objective

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Comments by Faculty Member:

Signatures

________________________________________ _____________________________________

Supervisor Employee

________________________________________ _____________________________________

Position Position

________________________________________ _____________________________________

Date Date

Note: Both signatures are required on this report. If the administrator has concerns about any aspect of the report, he/she is required to sign the report but may include in the “Comments” section above, the following statement:

“Seen but not agreed to.”

Last Revised Date: December 19, 2013

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