Proficient definition

Proficient the Educator’s performance fully and consistently meets the requirements of a standard or overall. Proficient practice is understood to be fully satisfactory.

Proficient. ’ means meeting a stated level of achievement.

Proficient means having demonstrated the necessary skills, knowledge and attitudes that are required to perform any defined tasks to the prescribed standard;

Examples of Proficient in a sentence

• They also risk noncompliance with the USDA policy guidance titled, "Guidance to Federal Financial Assistance Recipients Regarding Title VI Prohibition Against National Origin Discrimination Affecting Limited English Proficient Persons", published in 79 FR 70771 - 70784 (November 28, 2014).

• A) All PTS teachers who are currently in "good standing" (i.e., not on a corrective action plan) shall be considered to be at the Proficient classification.

• Self-Directed Growth Plan shall mean a plan developed by the Educator for one (1) or two (2) school years for Educators with PTS who are rated Proficient or Exemplary overall.

• For ratings below Proficient, the evaluator is expected to seek evidence in all applicable indicators and elements (this may include any of the thirty-three elements), and the evaluator should establish regular and frequent opportunities to communicate with the educator throughout the evaluation cycle.

• Reclassified Fluent English Proficient and English Learning students will be grouped together with educators that can speak their native language and that have academic expertise in the subject area of focus.

More Definitions of Proficient

Proficient or “Satisfactory”; 2 for “Needs Improvement”; and 1 for “Unsatisfactory”. Teachers with the lowest average summative performance rating shall be dismissed first. Teachers with the same average summative performance evaluation rating shall be dismissed based on seniority, with teachers that have shorter length of continuing service with the District dismissed first.

Proficient means a student has success with the challenging content of the Colorado Academic Standards. These students answer most of the test questions correctly, but may have only some success with questions that reflect the most challenging content.

Proficient. “needs improvement”, or “unsatisfactory”;

Proficient means a member who has completed the annual proficiency test in that season;

Proficient means a teacher has received ratings of proficient or higher on three of the five standards on the most recent summative evaluation, or on Standards 1 and 4 for teachers on an Abbreviated Evaluation.

Proficient at least 2 observations, 1 of which must be a formal observation; ▪ Tenured teachers whose last summative performance evaluation rating was “needs improvement” or “unsatisfactory”: at least 3 observations, 2 of which must be formal observations; and ▪ Non-tenured teachers: at least 3 observations, 2 of which must be formal observations. Notification of the date and time of the formal observation will be given to the teacher a minimum of five (5) school days prior to the observation.

Proficient means that a student demonstrated a level of knowledge and skills that are expected to be learned signaling that a student is well prepared to progress on the learning continuum aligned to the content standards, learning progressions, and necessary readiness skills.