Qualitative Study of Management Effectiveness of Teacher Performance Evaluation at SMAK 7 Penabur Jakarta
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teacher performance evaluation, evaluation management, teacher professionalism, education qualityAbstract
Teachers are a profession that guides and mentors students both in the school environment and outside of school. To improve the quality of education and teacher professionalism, teacher performance evaluation is very important. This study looks at how effective the management of teacher performance evaluation is at SMAK 7 PENABUR Jakarta. The goal is to find out what influences the performance evaluation and to make suggestions for improving the evaluation methods. Data was collected from teachers, principals, and support staff through observation, interviews, and checklists. The findings indicate that the management of performance evaluation depends on clear standards for evaluation, teacher participation in the evaluation process, and the use of evaluation results for professional development. Additionally, this study found issues with the current evaluation practices, such as a lack of resources and teacher disagreement. The results suggest that schools should improve communication between teachers and students and provide ongoing training on performance evaluation. This study shows that teacher performance evaluation management is crucial to improving teacher professionalism and education quality.
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