Design of an assessment questionnaire for the competences of Secondary School Teachers (SEVADES). Application to the Secondary Schools of Santander
Abstract
Whether the identification of attitudes and behaviors good teachers should have is a daunting task, the assessment of these aspects, which is normally undertaken by students or agencies exterior to schools, is even more so. This study devised a new rating system to appraise the competences of secondary school teachers (SEVADES) through an in-depth literature review and questionnaires collected from 22 secondary education institutions in Santander (Spain). The application of the new tool aimed to self-evaluate 88 teachers from private and state schools, who obtained an average score of 8.341 points (Very good). For state secondary schools, scarce differences between the assessment of managers and teachers were reported. Regarding private institutions, managers slightly outperformed lecturers’ scores. Whilst Leadership was the most appreciated attitude, Vocation was assigned the lowest rates.
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