Topic 5_Crafting_SMART_Objectives_and_Success_Indicators_Workshop.pptx

Presentation on SMART Objectives and Success Indicators

1. Crafting SMART Objectives and Success Indicators Workshop on Setting Measurable and Attainable Performance Goals

2. Workshop Objectives At the end of this workshop, participants will be able to: Understand the concept and components of SMART objectives. Align objectives with Key Result Areas (KRAs) and PPST Domains. Identify measurable success indicators aligned with PMES and COT Rubrics.

3. Why Set SMART Objectives? Clarifies focus and expectations. Guides planning and prioritization. Provides a clear basis for evaluation. Ensures alignment with DepEd goals and PPST standards. “What gets measured, gets improved.” – Peter Drucker

4. Understanding SMART

5. Connection to KRAs, Objectives, and Indicators Objectives operationalize KRAs. Indicators describe evidence of success. COT Rubrics measure quality of practice.

6. Role of the Classroom Observation Tool (COT) Evaluates observable classroom practices. Provides evidence for PMES rating. Aligns with PPST indicators. Contains 9 indicators for beginning proficient teachers and five performance levels: (6) Outstanding, (5) Very Satisfactory, (4) Satisfactory, (3) Unsatisfactory and (2) Poor.

7. Role of the Classroom Observation Tool (COT) Evaluates observable classroom practices. Provides evidence for PMES rating. Aligns with PPST indicators. Contains 9 indicators for highly proficient teachers and five performance levels: (8) Outstanding, (7) Very Satisfactory, (6) Satisfactory, (5) Unsatisfactory and (4) Poor.

8. Annex E-1 COT Full Rubric

9. Annex E-2 COT Rating Sheet for TI-TIII

10. Annex E-2 COT Rating Sheet for MTI-MTII

11. Linking SMART Objectives with COT Results Example: Objective : Applied knowledge of content within and across curriculum teaching areas (PPST 1.1.2) SMART Version : By the end of the 4th quarter, displays extensive knowledge of content and addresses content accurately and its focus is congruent with the big ideas and/or structure of the teaching area. Indicator of Success : COT score for Indicator 1 improves from 5 to 6 for TI-TIII. COT score for Indicator 1 improves from 7 to 8 for MTI-MTII. Learners demonstrate deeper understanding and meaningful connections across curriculum.

12. Activity: Craft Your Own SMART Objective

13. Key Takeaways

14. Thank You! “Great teachers continuously plan, measure, and grow.”