Teacher's Evaluation for Teams of Music Teachers

The best teams are not hired: they are developed. We have been monitoring real classes of your music teachers and evaluating them with a musical and pedagogical heading and turning what we have seen into concrete feedback and a development plan for every teacher and area.

Ideal for

  • Academies that want a common quality standard between headquarters and teachers.
  • Schools that evaluate their music area before renewing contracts.
  • Coordination that require an outside and expert look.
  • Institutions that prepare processes of improvement or accreditation.

What includes

  • The word "observation" and "educational and musical observation" adapted to your institution.
  • Observing face-to-face classes in Bogotá or by video.
  • Retirement with each teacher.
  • Individual development plan with concrete actions.
  • Consolidated report of the area for co-ordination.

How it works

  1. Alcance

    We define how many teachers, what classes and what aims have been achieved by the assessment.

  2. Observation

    We attend actual classes or we check recordings with an agreed title.

  3. Retrofeeding

    We discuss with every teacher about strengths and opportunities, with concrete examples.

  4. Development plan

    We give individual plans and a report about the area with priorities.

What do you get?

  • Individual report by teacher
  • Development plan with concrete actions
  • Consolidated report of the music area
  • Heading for continuing to use internally

Frequently asked questions

Is that an assessment to fire teachers?

It's not his goal. It's intended to develop the team: it identifies strengths, defines training priorities and creates a common standard. How to use results is decided by your institution.

Do the teachers know they'll be observed?

Yes. We recommend that we communicate the process with advance and share the rubric: the evaluation works best when the teachers understand it as accompaniment.

Can they evaluate group and band or choir classes?

Yes. The rudder conforms to the format: individual class, group, ensemble, band, choir or early childhood musical initiation.

How much should we repeat the assessment?

Many institutions do so once an academic period or an year to measure progress with respect to the development plan.

Requests a proposal

Tell us what teacher you need or who you want to evaluate. We will answer with a proposal adjusted to your institution, with no commitment.

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