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The Marzano Model has helped districts and schools implement game-changing hierarchical evaluation systems. These strategies and tools are proven to drive clear communication across your system, both vertically and horizontally.
With district, school leader, and teacher evaluation models, you can reinforce your shared goal of student achievement.
Leverage a proven system that’s been refined and based on feedback from hundreds of classrooms, schools, and districts for more than five years.
Validated to improve teacher effectiveness, with direct influence in enhancing student learning and increased achievement.
Our District has always treated Marzano as “the” instructional model and a tool for evaluation. It is the common language and framework that unites our District’s vision and mission. It’s easier to speak a common language and practitioners can see clearer connections between the Domains and how they lend to developing rigorous lessons/units.
The most effective school districts speak the same language. And as a leader, you play an important role in defining it. We provide a framework to measure every action you are taking in your district.
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Move It Off Your Desk And Take It Online |
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iObservation is an easy-to-use tablet-friendly platform that’s a powerful resource for teachers and administrators. It collects, manages and reports longitudinal data from classroom walkthroughs, teacher evaluations and teacher observations.
It’s the only authorized platform with Dr. Robert Marzano’s official research-based strategies for teacher effectiveness. Get ready to dramatically improve the evaluation experience for your entire district, its leadership, teachers, and non-classroom professionals.
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No matter the goals of your school, you want a cohesive plan for improvement that benefits everyone. With the Marzano Model of evaluation, you’ll see real results. Our new Marzano Center model for evaluations achieves significant inter-rater reliability, demonstrating higher levels of agreement among observers.
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