• Reflect on your teaching practices. Think about what you do well and what you could improve on. What are your strengths as a teacher? What are your weaknesses? What are your goals for your students?
• Gather evidence of your teaching effectiveness. This could include student work samples, observations from colleagues, and feedback from students and parents.
• Set clear goals for student learning. What do you want your students to be able to do by the end of the year? How will you measure their progress?
• Use a variety of teaching methods. Not all students learn the same way, so it’s important to use a variety of teaching methods to reach all learners.
• Provide regular feedback to students. This will help them stay on track and make sure they understand the material.
• Collaborate with colleagues. Share ideas and strategies with other teachers. This can help you improve your teaching and learn from others.
• Seek professional development opportunities. There are many opportunities to learn new teaching techniques and strategies.
• Be open to feedback. Be willing to listen to feedback from students, parents, and colleagues. This can help you identify areas where you can improve.

By following these tips, you can prepare yourself for an evaluation system that combines quality of presentation with degree of student learning. This will help you demonstrate your effectiveness as a teacher and ensure that your students are learning.

Here are some additional tips that are specific to the combination of quality of presentation and degree of student learning:

• Make sure your presentations are clear, concise, and engaging. Use visuals and activities to help students stay interested and engaged.
• Tailor your presentations to the needs of your students. Consider their learning styles and interests when planning your lessons.
• Use formative assessment to track student learning. This will help you identify areas where students need more support.
• Provide opportunities for students to practice what they learn. This will help them solidify their understanding of the material.
• Celebrate student learning. This will motivate students to continue learning and growing.

By following these tips, you can create a teaching environment that is conducive to learning and student success.