Common use of Individual Development Plan Clause in Contracts

Individual Development Plan. The underlying assumption of this process is that all staff members can and should improve their contribution to the educational effort of the Concord School District. To accomplish this goal staff members, in conjunction with their administrator and where appropriate the supervisor, will be responsible for writing an individual development plan each school year, which focuses on either (1) satisfactory areas targeted for growth (Annual Growth Plan), or those aspects of the staff member's performances which are unsatisfactory and need to be improved (Performance Improvement Plan). The individual development plan should identify the goals to be addressed, the professional activities to be undertaken, and a brief review of the progress of this plan. The method to review the plan need not be quantitative, but simply a considered judgment on the part of the staff member and administrator or supervisor involved.

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: Master Agreement, Master Agreement

Individual Development Plan. The underlying assumption of this process is that all staff members can and should improve their contribution to the educational effort of the Concord School District. To accomplish this goal staff members, in conjunction with their administrator and where appropriate the supervisor, will be responsible for writing an individual development plan each school year, which focuses on either (1) satisfactory areas targeted for growth (Annual Growth Plan), or those aspects of the staff member's performances which are unsatisfactory and need to be improved (Performance Improvement Plan). The individual development plan should identify the goals to be addressed, the professional activities to be undertaken, and a brief review of the progress of this plan. The method to review the plan need not be quantitative, but simply a considered judgment judgement on the part of the staff member and administrator or supervisor involved.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Master Agreement