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Educator Self and Peer Assessment with Dr. Doug McKee
Teachers Need Peer Review
Dr. McKee provides some peer assessment and evaluation of Harry's in-classroom learning. Harry recounts the strengths and weaknesses of a variety of assignments and in-class strategies. Harry is seeking broader acceptance of honest self-evaluation and embracing the failures in pedagogy that leads to learning and improved student learning outcomes.
Reach Doug:
Teach Better web site (http://teachbetter.co) and Twitter (@TeachBetterCo)
Harry's Notes:
"Since the Fall of 2013 I have evolved my approach to teaching with an assortment of pedagogically diverse approaches.
I have been seeking a knowledgeable peer with whom I could present a self-assessment; I believe only a frank and honest accounting of my efforts will allow me to continue to grow and learn as a teacher."
Thanks Doug!
On April 7th, 2015, Dr. Doug McKee took the time to listen to my self-assessment while offering suggestions, insights and lessons from his own classroom. Dr. McKee is the co-host of the Teach Better podcast (http://teachbetter.co/)"
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By Harry HawkTeachers Need Peer Review
Dr. McKee provides some peer assessment and evaluation of Harry's in-classroom learning. Harry recounts the strengths and weaknesses of a variety of assignments and in-class strategies. Harry is seeking broader acceptance of honest self-evaluation and embracing the failures in pedagogy that leads to learning and improved student learning outcomes.
Reach Doug:
Teach Better web site (http://teachbetter.co) and Twitter (@TeachBetterCo)
Harry's Notes:
"Since the Fall of 2013 I have evolved my approach to teaching with an assortment of pedagogically diverse approaches.
I have been seeking a knowledgeable peer with whom I could present a self-assessment; I believe only a frank and honest accounting of my efforts will allow me to continue to grow and learn as a teacher."
Thanks Doug!
On April 7th, 2015, Dr. Doug McKee took the time to listen to my self-assessment while offering suggestions, insights and lessons from his own classroom. Dr. McKee is the co-host of the Teach Better podcast (http://teachbetter.co/)"