SGO Information
-
Specific and Measurable
- Aligned to New Jersey's curriculum
- Based on available prior student learning data
- A measure of student learning between two points in time
- A collaborative process between teacher and supervisor
- Approved by your building principal and certified by the Superintendent
How Do SGO's count towards my summative evaluation?
Two types of SGO's:
1. General: Captures a significant proportion of the students and key standards important to the course or subject area; Most teachers will set this type
2. Specific: Focuses on a particular subgroup of students and/or a particular content area or skill
Will be used by those whose general SGO already includes all of their students, or those that receive a SGP
Points to Consider when making SGO:
Try to include the most students and the most curriculum as possible
Make decisions based on your instruction
Clump students across by standards and tier the scale
What does a 1,2,3,&4 Mean?
If 75-85% of students are meeting the target = 3 = Considerable impact on student learning
Forms for Staff Use: