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1Evidence and Artifacts This document provides suggested evidence and artifacts that will support teacher evaluation ratings in Domains 1, 2, 3, and 4. This is not a conclusive list, there are many

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Evidence and artifacts are physical objects or digital files that provide proof of a certain event or claim.

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Evidence and artifacts should include relevant details such as date, location, source, and significance.