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Teacher Assessment
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Teachers face assessment from the time they commence training. They continue this when they take up their first position, during their probationary period and through the rest of their career, irrespective of whether they remain in the classroom or move into leadership positions which do not involve a formal teaching component.

During their career they face varying forms of assessment. The first is as part of registration, then their probationary process. Others may include assessment for promotion, as part of professional development in the school setting or with further education, when seeking specialist positions, … . Assessment in some form accompanies teachers throughout their careers.

Assessment types may include formal, structured assessment, peer assessment, self-assessment, teaching standards, the mentoring process and many less formal areas.

This page gives access to procedures and programs used in each state & territory, special reviews and reports and more. It includes aspects such as peer reviewing and self-assessment where used.


States & Territories

Australian Capital Territory

New South Wales

Northern Territory

Queensland

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South Australia

Tasmania

Victoria

Western Australia


Other Information

Australian Research :

General Sites

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