If u were asked to make a fair evaluation of your teachers,what criteria or standards would you use?Discuss.?

Answer 1

Here are some possible criteria, where the teacher could be evaluated on a sliding sclae from 1-4 or 1-5:

1. The teacher clearly explained course requirements and grading policy.
2. The teacher was well-informed in the subject matter.
3. The teacher was enthusiastic about teaching the course.
4. The teacher was well prepared to present topics in an organized fashion.
5. The teacher was respectful to all students.
6. The teacher encouraged questions and/or discussion.
7. The teacher was interested in students' progress.
8. The teacher went above and beyond in explaining difficult material.
9. The teacher was available for extra help when needed.
10. The teacher was fair and impartial in evaluating students' performance.
11. The teacher returned student assignments in a timely fashion.

I'd also leave some open-ended questions (what did you like most/least about the course?) or places for additional comments.

Hmmm...I just re-read your question and wonder whether you were asking from an administrator's perspective rather than the student's. In that case, I guess I'd have slightly different criteria, such as keeping up with professional certifications, ability to utilize different teaching styles to reach all learners, classroom management, relationships with parents and colleagues, maintaining a professional demeanor, strong work ethic, represents the school well in other settings...that sort of thing.

Hope that was helpful - not sure I supplied exactly what you wanted.