Alternative Student Growth Measures for Teacher Evaluation: Profiles of Early-Adopting Districts

Brian Gill, Brittany English, Joshua Furgeson and Moira McCullough

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Abstract: This study describes how eight early-adopting school districts are using two types of alternative measures for assessing teacher effectiveness: value-added models that use the results of end-of-course assessments or commercially available tests in statistical growth models instead of typical state assessments, and student learning objectives, which are determined by individual teachers, approved by principals, and used in evaluations that do not involve sophisticated statistical modeling.

Keywords: Alternative Student Growth Measures; Teacher Evaluation; School Districts; Education (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 29
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