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RAPPS – Rural Alaska Principal Preparation and Support Program Selecting and Training Evaluators

RAPPS – Rural Alaska Principal Preparation and Support Program Selecting and Training Evaluators May 28 – 30, 2014 Learning Groups 1, 2, and 3 Hilton Hotel - Anchorage, Alaska Session Leader: Al Bertani, RAPPS Senior Design Consultant. Session Objectives.

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RAPPS – Rural Alaska Principal Preparation and Support Program Selecting and Training Evaluators

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  1. RAPPS – Rural Alaska Principal Preparation and Support Program Selecting and Training Evaluators May 28 – 30, 2014 Learning Groups 1, 2, and 3 Hilton Hotel - Anchorage, Alaska Session Leader: Al Bertani, RAPPS Senior Design Consultant

  2. Session Objectives • Establishing criteria for selecting who can evaluate • Preparing evaluators for inter-rater reliability • Addressing issue of quality EE-4

  3. ESTABLISHING CRITERIA FOR SELECTING WHO CAN EVALUATE

  4. Selecting And Training Evaluators EE - 10 • Who will be eligible to conduct evaluations? • Will there be examples and explicit guidance in determining levels of proficiency and approval? • To what extent will training provide opportunities for guided practice paired with specific feedback to improve reliability? • Will evaluators be monitored regularly for reliability checks? • How will implementation fidelity be ensured? A Practical Guide to Designing Comprehensive Teacher Evaluation Systems; National Comprehensive Center for Teacher Quality; May 2012

  5. PREPARING EVALUATORS FOR INTER-RATER RELIABILITY

  6. Preparing Evaluators 1. Start with an overview of the process — give evaluators the big picture. 2. Familiarize evaluators with the performance dimensions and rating scales. 3. Help evaluators recognize their own biases (e.g., for certain teaching styles). 4. Describe common judgment errors to be aware of and avoided. 5. Describe how to recognize and record evidence of performance. 6. Practice collecting evidence and observing. 7. Practice connecting evidence to performance dimensions. 8. Practice interpreting evidence relative to the rating scale. 9. Discuss rating conventions (e.g., What do you do if you do not have any evidence for a performance dimension? How do you interpret words like “consistently” or “frequently” when used in the rating scale?). 10. Practice rating samples of performance (e.g., videos, written scenarios, or cases). Observations of Teacher Classroom Performance – Guide to Implementation Resources for Applied Practice; Milanowski, Prince, Koppich; CECR; 2013

  7. EE-5 and 6 Danielson At-A-Glance Washington State Teacher/Principal Evaluation Project; 2014 http://tpep-wa.org/the-model/framework-and-rubrics/instructional-frameworks/danielson-framework/

  8. EE-7, 8 and 9 Marzano At-A-Glance Washington State Teacher/Principal Evaluation Project; 2014 http://tpep-wa.org/the-model/framework-and-rubrics/instructional-frameworks/marzano/

  9. Video Simulation – BTSA California Available on YouTube – BTSA Teacher Observation Videos Step 1 Declare which framework you want for the practice round (D or M) Step 2 Determine which grade and content example you want for practice. Step 3 Join one of the four learning groups for the video simulation. Step 4 Use the Danielson or Marzano rubric for practice purposes. Step 5 Be prepared to talk about your simulation rating and evidence. Beginning Teacher Support and Assessment; California Department of Education (CDE) and Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CTC); Web Address for Resources http://www.btsa.ca.gov

  10. Video Resources – BTSA California Available on YouTube – BTSA Teacher Observation Videos 6th Grade Math https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QxLFTvodBBI K Language Arts https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmCA5rn75Nc 9th Grade L.A. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7K4M2WJXNxQ H.S. Dance Class https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kFs1LlTXmJo Over 400 videos include pre-observation conferences, classroom observations, and post-observation conferences. Beginning Teacher Support and Assessment; California Department of Education (CDE) and Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CTC); Web Address for Resources http://www.btsa.ca.gov

  11. Preparing Evaluators • Will the state or districts offer specialized training for evaluators? • Will the training provide opportunities for guided practice paired with specific feedback? • Will the state or districts provide examples and explicit guidance in determining levels of proficiency? • Will evaluators be monitored regularly by the state and/or districts? • What opportunities will be provided for retraining evaluators? A Practical Guide to Designing Comprehensive Teacher Evaluation Systems; National Comprehensive Center for Teacher Quality; May 2012

  12. ADDRESSING ISSUES OF QUALITY

  13. Video Resources – San Diego Available at http://www.teachereffectivenessandevaluation.com • Observations • Evidence vs. Opinion Training • Calibrated Walk-Through San Diego County Office of Education; Teacher Effectiveness and Evaluation; Web Address for Resources http://www.teachereffectivenessandevaluation.com

  14. Video Resources – San Diego Available at http://www.teachereffectivenessandevaluation.com San Diego County Office of Education; Teacher Effectiveness and Evaluation; Web Address for Resources http://www.teachereffectivenessandevaluation.com

  15. Video Resources – San Diego Available at http://www.teachereffectivenessandevaluation.com Demonstration San Diego Calibration Videos Grade 1 Grade 3 Grades 4/5 Grade 6 MS Science HS Algebra Directions for Calibration Videos San Diego County Office of Education; Teacher Effectiveness and Evaluation; Web Address for Resources http://www.teachereffectivenessandevaluation.com

  16. Video Resources – San Diego Available at http://www.teachereffectivenessandevaluation.com • Researching the Resources • Decide which example you’d like to explore. • Join that table for your chosen example. • View the video example. • Join your colleagues in discussing how the resource could be used. • Be prepared to discuss your suggestions for using the videos. San Diego County Office of Education; Teacher Effectiveness and Evaluation; Web Address for Resources http://www.teachereffectivenessandevaluation.com

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