T.E.S.S. Teacher Evaluation Systems Software
AssigneeRodney Luster James Rodney Luster
InventorRodney James LUSTER
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AssigneeRodney Luster James Rodney Luster
InventorRodney James LUSTER
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T.E.S.S. is a Teacher Evaluation Assessment Software which evaluates the teacher/candidate based on a series of pre-designed questions that probe teaching styles, traits, strengths & weaknesses as related to the vocation of teaching. Results determine teaching styles/archetypes (The Discoverer, The Sage, The Counselor and The Motivator), in addition to learning styles associated, methods to assist the client, qualities & characteristics adaptable to the profession, a movie reference that fits learner style, tools for teachers, need to knows and a supervisory portion if requested by administrator for client to assist in supervising to their preferred teaching style. Employers/Clients are provided pdf/word document of results. Used for development of faculty/staff and as a screening tool for schools and universities for teacher candidates.
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Results determine teaching styles (The Discoverer, The Sage, The Counselor and The Motivator), learning styles associated, methods to assist the client, qualities & characteristics adaptable to the profession, movie reference that fits learner style, tools for teachers, “need to knows” and a supervisory portion if requested by administrator for client to assist in supervising to their preferred teaching style.
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Evaluation subscription service based on T.E.S.S. software will become a tool for hiring teachers or teacher candidates, training student teachers and will be used to evaluate and assess/profile teaching styles, strengths, and qualities or traits deemed applicable to the profession and standards of teaching and ways to improve or enhance client's style.
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Assessment instrument pdf delivers the following parts:
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