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Free Teaching Maturity Template

Rate a department across planning, instruction, assessment, feedback and professional learning, place it in a maturity band, and get an AI PDF plan.

1-5 evidence-anchored items
four maturity bands
AI PDF improvement plan
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Rate a department across planning, instruction, assessment, feedback and professional learning, place it in a maturity band, and get an AI PDF plan.

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About this template

Self-evaluation reports tend to describe effort rather than locate the gap. This assessment rates five dimensions of teaching quality on a 1-5 evidence-anchored scale and maps each onto bands - emerging, developing, secure, exemplary - so the result names a position and a next step rather than a number. The AI PDF improvement plan sets two priorities per dimension with the evidence to collect, and the same instrument re-run next year shows whether the band actually moved.

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Fillable sample teaching maturity preview, showing the rated items and the personalized AI report each respondent gets.

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Fill it in to see how responses flow.
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Sample AI report with scoring visuals and recommendations, printable as a PDF.
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What's Included

Everything you need to run this template.

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Bands, not averages

A position on a scale tells you more than a decimal place.

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Evidence behind each item

Ratings cite observable practice, so the review can be checked.

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Two priorities per dimension

An improvement plan short enough to execute.

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Comparable next year

The same instrument re-run measures movement, not mood.

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How It Works

From copy to deliverable in four steps.

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Set the dimensions and bands

Copy it in and set dimensions, evidence items and bands.

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Rate with evidence

Review teams rate jointly and cite what they can show.

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Read the plan

Open the AI PDF with priorities and evidence to collect.

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Re-run in a year

Score again and compare band movement.

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Who Is This For

Pick your role — see how it fits your workflow.

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Principals and school leaders

Set one improvement priority list from rated evidence.

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Department heads

Compare teams on the same bands without competing narratives.

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Accreditors and reviewers

See the position, the proof and the plan in one document.

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Key Features

What makes this template work as a professional deliverable.

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Sample Questions Inside

A preview of the real scored items - the published template weights them and writes one report per respondent.

  1. Learning intentions are shared with students in advance (1-5)
  2. Assessment is used to change what is taught next (1-5)
  3. Students receive feedback they can act on (1-5)
  4. Planning is collaborative within and across teams (1-5)
  5. Professional learning is chosen from evidence (1-5)
  6. Which band do you want to move first? (select)
  7. Evidence you can show for the top band (open)
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Frequently Asked Questions

Is this an accredited inspection framework?
No. It is a self-evaluation instrument; external inspection follows official frameworks. It can prepare a school for one.
Who should rate the items?
A review team rating jointly against stated evidence produces better bands than one person's estimate.
How many bands do we need?
Four is workable - emerging, developing, secure, exemplary. More bands make the rating arguable instead of useful.
Does the AI report write our improvement plan?
It ranks dimensions, sets two priorities each and lists evidence to gather; your team decides what to commit.
Can we compare departments?
Yes, if the bands and evidence standard are the same everywhere; otherwise compare movement, not position.
Do we need to rebuild it for the next group of learners?
Yes. Copy it into your FormLM workspace, set bands against your framework, and reuse it annually.

Name the band, then move it

Copy it free, rate against evidence, and re-measure next year.