How the PMS can be used as a leadership tool to improve teaching, supervision, and school accountability

How the PMS can be used as a leadership tool to improve teaching, supervision, and school accountability

by Simon R. Mendy -
Number of replies: 1

Dear LAMB Facilitator,

Here are some of the ways in which I used PMS tools in my school to support teachers development, supervision, and accountability.

For the Improvement of Teaching

1. I used it to identify areas of strength and weakness, to inform professional development, and tailor support for teachers.

2. I used it to support and coached teachers based on their performance data, addressing specific areas of needs.

3. I also used it to encourage teachers to reflect on their own practices and set a goal for improvement.

For the supervision:

1. I used it to facilitate regular check-ins with teachers, providing feedback and support on an ongoing basis.

2. I also used it to identify teachers who may benefit from coaching or mentoring, and provide targeted support.

3. I used it to hold teachers accountable for meeting performance standards while providing support for improvement.

For School Accountability:

1. I used it for setting goals and targets, aligning with national or regional stands.

2. I used it for providing transparent reporting on school performance, informing stakeholders and driving accountability.

By doing this , it helps me to create a culture of continuous improvement, supporting teachers and driving school wide improvement.


Best regards to you all

In reply to Simon R. Mendy

Re: How the PMS can be used as a leadership tool to improve teaching, supervision, and school accountability

by Saffie Nyassi -
on teacher Development
. It's good that you use the tool to see what each teacher is good at and what they need to improve.
Using data to give teachers specific coaching is a very effective method.
Encouraging teachers to think about their own work and set goals helps them take ownership of their growth
on school Accountability
Setting clear goals that match national standards helps the school stay on track.
Being open and sharing school performance reports builds trust with parents and the community