Teachers' evaluation proposed in Haryana

Updated on: Tuesday, July 19, 2011

Aimed at improving teaching skills and providing quality education to children, Haryana Education Department has proposed a Teacher Evaluation Strategy.
  
Under the proposed scheme, teachers would be evaluated on three counts - self-appraisal, management's evaluation and grading and management's suggestions, an official spokesman said.
  
Of the total 100 marks, 50 marks would be for students' results, 20 for assessment of Principal and 10 each for assessment of School Management and Development Committee (SDMC) besides additional professional qualifications acquired during the year and minimum training attended during the year.
  
The evaluation would be done twice a year at the end of each semester, he added.

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