Rc.25 PINDICS Teachers' Performance Indicators in AP || PINDICS Formats

RC.No.25/SSA/A3/2014 Dt 23-08-2014. "PINDICS - Teachers Performance Indicators" can be used by teachers themselves for assessing their own performance and to make continuous efforts to reach the highest level. As per Rc.25, these performance Indicators  for Teacher's PINDICS are used to assess the performance and progress of teachersIt consists of performance standards (PS), specific standards and performance indicators. Performance standards are the areas in which teachers perform their tasks and responsibilities. Under performance standards there are some specific tasks which are expected to be performed by the teachers. These are termed as specific standards. From specific standards performance indicators have been derived. Complete Details of PINDICS are given below..

Rc.25 PINDICS Teachers' Performance Indicators in AP -Guidelines and Details

   Sub:-SSA,A.P., Hyderabad- Performance indicators PINDICS for teachers of Andhra Pradesh developed by NCERT suggested by MHRD-further instructions- issued-Reg.
   Ref: Rc.No.25/SSA/A3/2014-Dated: 02-08-2014

In continuation of the instructions issued in the reference cited, All the District Educational Officers, the Project Officers of SSA and the Principals of DIETs in the Districts are fallow the instructions as here under for effective implementation of Performance indicators PINDICS in the schools.

• To print the required formats of PINDICS, as per prescribed norms at district level.
• Two copies of the formats of PINDICS should reach to each teacher and School Complex HM for assessment of the teacher performance.
• The copies of (PINDICS) should reach to all MEOs also to implement the performance appraisal and for taking further course of action in the matter accordingly.

Use of PINDICS
PINDICS can be used by teachers themselves for assessing their own performance and to make continuous efforts to reach the highest level.

• These can also be used for teacher appraisal by the school complex HMs to assess and provide constructive feedback for the improvement of teacher performance.
• Each performance indicator is rated on four point scale ranging from 1 to 4 indicating the levels of performance. The rating points are: 

1. 1.Not meeting the expected standard 
2. 2. Approaching the expected standard
3. 3. Approached the expected standard 
4. 4. Beyond the expected standard

• If the teacher performs tasks in an innovative way and makes extra efforts for improving student performance can be rated as beyond the expected standard.

PINDICS Guidelines for Primary and Upper Primary Teahcers

Self-assessment by the teacher should be done at least twice in a year, First quarter ending and third quarter ending. 

1. Fill up the teacher identification information on page I of the format ( PINDICS).
2. No item should be left blank
3. Teachers should read each performance indicator carefully and reflect on it in the context of their classroom practice and give rating point in appropriate box.
4. Each teacher should give rating point on the four point scale according to the teacher performance against each indicator.
5. Work out total score on the performance standard (area) by adding scores on each indicator of the standard.
6.  Prepare a descriptive report on the basis of teacher assessment. The report may also include the areas in which help is required.

Guidelines for School Complex Head Masters(for PS&U PS)

Assessment by School Complex Head Master should be carried out twice (First quarter ending and third quarter ending) in a year keeping in view following points.

1. School Complex HMs should assess the each teacher performance report (PINDICS) at their cluster level twice in a year.
2. School Complex HMs should consolidate the rating points of each Standards of the teacher and should give appropriate rating to each performance standards of the teacher.
3. Complex HMs should submit the rating points of the each standard of the teacher to MEOs at mandal level.
4. Teacher's self-assessment record (PINDICS) should be considered
5. Observe actual classroom processes
6. Have dialogue with teachers, students and SMC members to supplement teacher's report
7. Prepare a descriptive report based on self-observation and report collected from the teacher
8. Discuss the report with the teacher concerned to improve his/her level of performance
9. Link the information from teacher's assessment using PINDICS with information about student attendance, curriculum coverage and student learning outcomes from Quality Monitoring Tools (QMTs)
10. Complete Teacher Performance Sheet and Consolidation Sheet - at complex level.

All the DEOs and POs(SSA) are requested to take necessary action for communication of the above instructions to all the teachers & school complex H.Ms in the respective districts for effective implementation of PINDICS in the schools.

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Download Rc.25 Performance Indicators PINDICS for AP Teachers
School Level HM PINDICS Format
School Complex Level PINDICS Format
Mandal Level PINDICS Format