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2013-2014 OTSS Student Agenda - Ottawa Technical Learning Centre

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Role of Teachers:1. Teachers will provide students with a clear description of the curriculumexpectations and evaluation criteria at the beginning of a task and/orcourse ensuring that evaluation focuses on student achievement ofOverall Expectations.2. Teachers will ensure that assessment is regular, ongoing, and varied innature, administered over a period of time and are designed to providemultiple opportunities for students to demonstrate their learning whilerecognizing different learning styles and multiple intelligences.3. Teachers will gather ongoing data about learning skills on a continualbasis to provide students with feedback to improve the performance ofthose skills.4. Teachers will provide ongoing, timely, and descriptive evidence ofachievement to students, parents/guardians prior to the formal reportingperiod.5. Teachers must take into account the strengths, needs, learningexpectations, and accommodations identified in the student’s IEP.6. Teachers of all subjects will accommodate the needs of students whoneed instruction in English as a Second Language or English LiteracyDevelopment.STUDENT EVALUATION – SECONDARY STUDENTS(PROCEDURE PR.584.CUR)Definitions:Assessment is the continuous process of gathering information about studentlearning and performance, using a variety of sources over time.Evaluation is the process of judging the quality of student work on the basis ofestablished criteria, and the assigning of a value to represent that quality.Marks:Marks will be based on an individual student’s demonstrated level ofachievement in relation to the curriculum expectations of a specific course.Teachers will use the achievement categories in conjunction with theAchievement Chart to determine towhat extent learning has taken place.Evidence will be collected over time through observations, conversations andstudent products.Marks cannot be assigned for completing homework tasks. <strong>Learning</strong> Skills andWork Habits cannot be evaluated as part of the percentage grade, and will beassessed in the <strong>Learning</strong> Skills portion of the Report Card. A majority of theOverall Expectations must be met in order for a credit for the course to beawarded.13

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