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EDUC 827, 828, 829, 830: Superintendent Internships
Superintendent Certification Internship Rating Sheet
Term Circle one (1(2}3, 4) Date.
intern Linda Gi iS Mentoring Adminstrator Dr. Victina 6ebyt
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Directions: The purpose of this rating sheet is to provide feedback to the Superintendent Internship Candidate about his or
her Performance with the goal of improving that performance. ‘The evaluation items are based upon the 2008 ISLLC
Leadership Standards and the PIL Standards for the Superintendent and the Certification Competencies.
Rate the internship experience for the candidate on each of the items below on a 1 to 5 rating scale, Check the appropriate
box with 5 representing Outstanding Performance through 1 indicating a Necessity for Improvement. Explain your
evaluation with additional comments. Check “not observed” ifthe skill was not a part of the internship experience.
Outstanding Needs
Performance Improvement
TSLLG Standards 08 | An education leader promotes the success of every Sieael seen
student by facilitating the development, articulation, Observed
implementation and stewardship of a vision of learning
that is shared and supported by all stakeholders.
‘Standard 1: VISION | A. Collaboratively develop & implement a shared 7
vision and mission.
B. Collect and use data to identify goals, assess
FILCORE Seovderd | organizational effectiveness, and promote Vv
PIL Core Stondard 2 organizational learning.
Pincee eds T_Create and implement plans t achieve goals.
‘C.~ Promote continuous and sustainable
improvement. v
E_Monitor and evaluate progress and revise plans
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Standard By School | An education leader promoies the success ofevery ] 5]4]3]2] 1] ,A%
Learning CULTURE | student by advocating, nurturing, and sustaining « Oacrod
school culture and instructional program conducive 10
studlont learning and staff professional growth.
‘A. Nurture and sustain a culture of collaboration, trust,
learning, and high expectations v
Pit.Corollary Standard 2B. Crate a comprehensive, rigorous, and coherent
curricular program. v
Create a personalized and motivating learning
‘environment for students v
D. Supervise instruction
E, Develop assessment and accountability systems 10
monitor student progress.
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F_ Develop the instructional and leadership capacity of
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G._ Maximize time spent on quality instruction.
Ti, Promote the use of the most effective andSuperintendent Certification Rating Form, Revised to reflect the 2008 ISLC Standards and aligned PIL Standards: 2
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T.— Monitor and evaluate the impact of the instructional
program.
‘Comments
‘Standard 3: ‘An education leader promotes the success of every 3 a
‘Management student by ensuring management of the organization, :
a operation, and resources for a safe, efficient, and
‘effective learning environment
‘A. Monitor and evaluate the management and i
PIL Core Standard 3 operational systems.
PIL Corollary Standard? [B- Obtain, allocate, align, and eficenty uilize ]
human, isl and technological resources, v
GPromote and protect the welfare and safety of
students and staff ¥
D__Develop the capacity for dlibutedTeadership
E, Ensure teacher and organizational time is focused to
support quality instriction and stadent learning |
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‘Standard 4: School and Ee oleae pee of every 3 oe at
5 student by collaborating with faculty and community serve
Community ‘members, responding to diverse community interests
and needs, and mobilizing community resources.
‘A. Collect and analyze data and information pertinent
PIL Corollary Standard 3 10 the educational envionment
B. Promote understanding, appreciation and use of the
community's diverse cultural, social and intellectual
resources. lw
Bail and sustain postive relationships with
families and caregivers. |
D_ Build and sustain productive relationships with |
community partners.
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Standard 5: Integrity, | Am education leader promotes te success of every 3 Ta
Fairness & Ethical | student by acting with integrity, fairness, and in an ae
ethical manner,
Manner ‘A. Ensure a system of accountability for every
student's academic and social suoces vi ||
B._ Model princpies of self-awareness rfecive | Tf] |]
PIL Corollary Standard 4 practice, transparency, and ethical behavior.
Safeguard the values of democracy, equity and
diversity. v
Consider and evahuate the potential moral and Tegal
consequences of decision-making. vs
Promote socal justice and ensure tht ndividual |
student needs inform all aspects of schooling, i
‘Comments
‘Standard 6: Wider “An education leader promotes the success of every 3 om
Contexts (political, social,
economic, legal & cultural)
student by understanding, responding to and
influencing the political, social, economie, legal and
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‘A: Advocate for children, Families, and caregivers.
PHL Corollary Standard 5B. Actio influence local, district, state, and national Vv
decisions affecting student learnin
Co Asses, analyze, and anticipate emerging ends and | >
initiatives in order to adapt leadership strategies.
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Drexel Competencies
Outstanding Performance Needs Improvement
Competencies Exit Skill Level 574] 572] 1 Lote
‘Organizational | SKilm using resources in optimal fashion =
Ability
“Ability to deal with a voTume of paperwork and
heavy demand on ones time, v
‘Comments
Decisiveness
Ability to deal with a volume of paperwork and
heavy demands on one’s time.
Ability to determine whether a short or long.
term solution is most appropriate to the
situation,
Demonstrates the tenacity to stick to the
decision once it is made, resisting pressure from
others.
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Leadership ‘Ability fo recognize when @ group requires
‘energizing, facilitation, motivation and A
empowerment,
‘Ability to interact with « group effectively and v
side them to the accomplishment of a task iE
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Stress Tolerance
‘Ability to perform during opposition
to think on one’s Feet.
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(Oral Communication’
‘Ability 19 organize an oral presentation
Ability to tailor the message to the audience
Ability to use effective communication skills
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Written ‘RbiTy to write appropriately for different
Communication | audiences - students, teachers, parents and v
communi
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Range of interest | Desire to actively participate in events
Ability to tolerate ambiguity and resist
premature closure. v
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Personal motivation | Evidence that works important to personal | 77
satisfaction
‘Ability to be self policing.
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Educational Values | Possession of a well-reasoned educational SY
philosophy.
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