GRADING OF TEACHERS

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 90, 10 January 1920, Page 7

GRADING OF TEACHERS

I . NEW REGULATIONS GAZETTED. Details of the regulations for Hie gradi ing of teachers are contained m this i week's Gazette. i Begulatioii 6 says Hint for the purpose 1 of grading, marks are to be assigned by i the inspectors on the' following basis:— t Skill in teaching, maximum, 10; personi ality and discipline, maxiinuin, 15; or- • ganisation and raanngpnient, maximum, . 15; environment, maximum, 5; acadi emic attainments, maximum, 15; ser--3 vice, 10. . , • i r i To the total marks thus ascertained a are to be added in each enso the quota 3 as prescribed for each group. Such quota t is to bo for the purposo of weighing o the Take of the mark:) in the successive groups in recognition of the relatively S hi°her qi'inlifications demanded by the .1 higher positions. In assigning marks ms epectors arc to be guided by the followh ing comparative tables:—Very good to r excellent (maximum 40), 35-40 ; (raaxis irium 15), 13-15; (maximum 10), JO; ■r (maximum 5), 5. Gockl: 30-31; 10-12; 8-9; 4. Very fair; 25-29; 8-9; G-7; 3. t Fair- 20-24; 0-7; 4-5; 2. AVeak: 15-19; o 4-5; 2-3; 1. Very weak: 10-11; 3; 1; «. i- The'quota of' additional marks _ tor :- vliich provision is made by Itogulatioii G ;- for tho respective groups is as follows-.— t For grqup 1 a quota of 10 marks, for e I group 2' a quota of 20 marks, for group >t ! 3 a quota of 30 marks, for group 4 a " quota of 40 marks, for group 5 a. quota A of 50 marks, for group 6'a quota ot GO e murks.