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learning goals based on their own reflection of their learning. An appropriate growth opportunity would include Mrs. Johnson<br />

facilitating student learning on how to report on their own progress.<br />

A score of “2 Emerging” on Indicator 8.1: Self assessment and improvement<br />

o This indicates that Mrs. Johnson’s professional development or growth plan includes information from self-assessment and<br />

reflection strategies and that she also uses this information to improve the overall learning of her students. An appropriate<br />

growth opportunity in this area would involve Mrs. Johnson specifically reflecting on the impact of her teaching and using that to<br />

guide adjustments to her practices.<br />

Step 3: Develop an Educator Growth Plan (i.e. professional learning/development plan or<br />

improvement plan)<br />

Rationale<br />

The primary purpose of the Teacher Evaluation Protocol is to promote growth. Therefore, the acquisition and application of new learning and<br />

skills is essential for turning opportunities for growth into outcomes and results.<br />

Description<br />

The description of performance in each indicator and the baseline rating identifies an opportunity for growth. It is important when addressing<br />

this opportunity for growth that a very clear plan be developed. The Educator Growth Plan is the document used to articulate the various<br />

necessary components of this plan. In instances where very specific growth is r<strong>eq</strong>uired, the Educator Improvement Plan is used to ensure that<br />

this growth occurs, to the extent necessary and in a timely fashion.<br />

The Educator Growth Plan addresses specific sources of new learning, the practice of skills related to new learning and timelines for completion.<br />

The state model offers two different formats for the Educator Growth Plan. One option uses language from the Data Team Process while the<br />

other uses language from the Plan/Do/Study Act process. Regardless of which option is used, the Educator Growth Plan includes the following<br />

key general components:<br />

1. It corresponds to the examples of evidence provided in the appropriate growth guide<br />

2. It is a clear articulation of a plan or goal statement to address growth opportunities<br />

3. It includes specific strategies and timelines for application of new learning and skills<br />

4. It is focused on results and outcomes<br />

Missouri's educator <strong>evaluation</strong> system Page 10

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