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Florida Department of Education. 2. Rule/Standards Change Update Revisions to Rule 6A-5.066. Rubric and Standards Development UpdateRubric development workgroup
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1. 1 FACTE
SPRING 2008
Genae Brown Crump
Rebecca Pfeiffer
Tonya Brown
March 28, 2008
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Florida Department of Education 2
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Florida Department of Education 3 Initial Folio Submissions Submission dates for turning in folios for initial approval have been February 1, June 1, and September 1 of each fiscal year
Starting in fiscal year 2008-2009, we will begin only accepting resubmitted folios for the June 1 (summer submission period)
Dire need for reviewers in all subject areas
Thus far, the following institutions have submitted folios under the new standards:
Current State Approved Institutions Seeking State Approval Institutions
St. Petersburg College Argosy University
Saint Leo University Indian River College
Jacksonville University Okaloosa-Walton College
USF – St. Petersburg Daytona Beach Community College
Southeastern University Broward Community College
University of Tampa Baptist College of Florida
American College of Education
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Florida Department of Education 4 Initial Folio Submissions Institutions that have turned in Reading Endorsements under the new standards:
Barry University
University of North Florida
Florida A&M University
University of South Florida
Reading Endorsements attached to a currently-approved program:
Clearwater Christian (Elementary Education/ESOL Endorsed)
Saint Leo University (Elementary Education/ESOL Endorsed)
Flagler College – Tallahassee (Elementary Education/ESOL Endorsed)
UCF (Elementary Education/ESOL Endorsed and ESE/ESOL Endorsed)
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Florida Department of Education 5 Implementation of New Standards for Rule 6A-5.066, F.A.C. Due by no later than August 31, 2008
All institutions with state-approved programs are required to submit to the DOE their documentation showing how the Uniform Core Curriculum (UCC) is demonstrated and assessed in each of their state approved programs.
Provide these updates via matrices/charts/curriculum maps to show where the UCC are addressed and assessed (when appropriate)
For each program, provide an overall matrix indicating where the FEAPs, ESOL/ELL standards, and Reading Competencies are covered
12 FEAP’s/14 PECS
Competencies and Skills
25 ESOL Performance Standards with the 11 areas of the ESOL Competencies and Skills
Reading Competencies and Skills (1-6 depending on the program)
Sunshine State Standards (SSS)
Additional requirements
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Florida Department of Education 6 Sample Matrices Reminders and Clarifications Reminders from the email sent on February 15, 2008:
You do not have to use the exact sample matrices that we sent. If you choose to use your own matrices, please make sure that they contain the same information that we have shown in our sample matrices
FEAPs/PECS, ESOL, and Reading are the only standard/competency requirements that must be addressed and assessed within your courses and field experiences. The assessments attached to these curriculum requirements must include the title of the activity, purpose of the activity, and instrument used to assess the activity.
Competencies and Skills for the subject areas must be addressed and assessed, as well. However, these competencies can be covered in content based courses and/or lower division courses (taken outside of the COE) for the first (progress) benchmark point. The second (mastery) assessment point can be covered by the passing of the Subject Area Exam and some indicator(s) during student teaching.
Additional state-mandated requirements can be covered by indicating the course in which each of the requirements is addressed
The only Standard/Competency requirement that must be addressed and assessed at the indicator level is Reading. A separate matrix for reading is required and will need to include the course, indicator description, and assessment within the matrix for each competency. A clear alignment of indicator and assessment must be shown, which includes the activities for each assessment that document where theory leads to application (include resources, where applicable)
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Florida Department of Education 7 Sample Matrices Reminders and Clarifications…continued If you are seeking to add a reading endorsement in your current state
approved program, you must:
Submit reading competency six (6) within the reading matrix
Use the same reading matrices (comps 1-6) and submit them via the folio review process, AND you must respond to (current) standards 1.2 and 3.4 to obtain the full approval of the Reading Endorsement
Reading Competency six (6) must be shown twice within your reading curriculum coverage: 1) where it is addressed and assessed within the reading courses, or 2) within practicums/final internship where it is demonstrated
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Florida Department of Education 8 Sample Matrices Reminders and Clarifications…continued Please let me remind you that the August matrices are to document your (new) approach to your existing programs under the changes to rule.
We are not accepting any new additions or deletions of coverages or endorsements to any of your currently-approved programs at the transition submission deadline.
Any changes that include additions of certification coverages/endorsements in any way, must go through the folio review process for approval.
All minor changes in delivery of an existing program should be documented through the annual IPEP process
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Florida Department of Education 9 Professional Training Options (PTOs) and Educator Preparation Institutes (EPI’s) Update There are still 11 state-approved institutions that have an approved PTO
There are still 8 institutions with Initial Teacher Prep programs and 25 community colleges that deliver EPIs
EPI program approval standards/rubric workgroup met in December 2007 and finalized standards and rubrics (initial and continuing)
Presented these standards/rubric in draft form for feedback in February 2008 at the EPIs technical assistance workshop conducted by the Division of Community Colleges
Currently, we are drafting the requirements for the first “IPEP” submission for EPI’s that will be due in the early part of fall 2008 semester
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Florida Department of Education 10 Educational Leadership Update Currently, there are ten (10) public universities and five (5) private institutions that have state approved educational leadership programs
Educational Leadership program approval standards/rubric workgroup initially met in September 2007 and the finalized standards/rubrics (initial and continuing) were completed by January 2008
Transitional matrices/curriculum maps/charts based on the new standards are due to the department no later than June 1, 2008
Training for the reviewers who will review these transitional plans has been scheduled for today and on April 13, 2008, in Melbourne, Florida prior to the Florida Association of Staff Development (FASD) conference
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Florida Department of Education 11 FTCE Reporting Process Update Please direct all of your data reporting questions and/or problems to our staff assistant, Mrs. Ashley Crockett, @ Ashley.Crockett@fldoe.org or (850) 245-0564 (copy Rebecca Pfeiffer on your request when you email at Rebecca.Pfeiffer@fldoe.org)
FTCE Update – currently, institutions should be able to request and receive reports via a secure Web-based system with the new testing partner, Evaluation Systems Group of Pearson. If you have any problems with test request, please contact Denise Cook at denise.cook@nesinc.com or (413) 256-2785
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Florida Department of Education 12 Beginning Teacher Satisfaction Survey Update Sent out the 2006-2007 completed report to each state approved institution in early January (2008)
Combined institutional survey workgroup met in November 2007 to refine the survey questions
DOE groups will disseminate their own survey this year
Institutions will disseminate their own survey this year
Pilot test the combined survey next year with all institutions
Combined survey will mainly consist of quantitative types of questions
Individual institutions can follow up and survey further with qualitative types of questions
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Florida Department of Education 13 Certification Issues Numerous issues surfaced within the last six (6) months with transcripts received in certification from institutions’ completers
New process for all involved
Different requirements for program approval purposes and certification purposes
Certification only verifies course descriptions through university/college catalogs
Program approval verifies competencies are covered via syllabi submitted in folios
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Florida Department of Education 14 Certification Issues…continued Endorsement statements on transcripts should read exactly how they are worded in the approval letter that is sent with your program folio submission feedback report
No additional language/wording to further explain the endorsement needs to be included, e.g. Endorsement reads, “Completed a state approved…in English/ESOL 6-12. The student has completed the equivalent of the initial 60 hours of ESOL inservice training.” – This additional language to explain the ESOL endorsement hours completed is not necessary.
Make sure the transcript states current “certification” language for the degreed subject being endorsed, e.g. Certification area changed from “Early Childhood” to current language of “Pre-Kindergarten Primary Education”. Therefore, your transcripts must state the latter language.
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Florida Department of Education 15 Certification Issues…continued The DOE will work on improving how we report the name of the programs and all the coverage levels of the combined program, e.g. Program Name: ESE/Reading/ESOL
Level of Coverage: K-12/Endorsement
Give different DOE codes for the same program at the bachelor and master levels
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Florida Department of Education 16 NCATE Update and DOE Program Codes The Program Approval Unit is in the beginning stages of drafting a proposal to NCATE for the purposes to provide a uniform Board of Examiners (BOE) and state report at joint site visits with NCATE
Please make sure you are using the following DOE codes when reporting your completers:
Educator Preparation Institute (EPIs) – 600
Professional Training Options (PTOs) – 700
Educational Leadership - 285
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Florida Department of Education 17 Things currently in the Works for Program Approval Unit
Electronic IPEP system development (on schedule to pilot in August 2008)
Teacher Education program approval rubric developments for initial and continuing standards (completed)
Educational Leadership program approval standards for initial and continuing standards, plus rubric development of these standards (completed)
EPI program approval standards/rubric workgroup is tentatively scheduled to begin work in late November or early December 2007 (completed)
Combined Teacher Survey (DOE and institutions) workgroup is tentatively scheduled to begin work in late October or early November 2007 (completed)
Trainings:
Transitional submission reviewer training for the August 2008 submissions will take place in latter part of July/early August 2008
Program Approval Standards and Rubric user training for initial and continuing standards is being suggested to take place during the fall 2008 FACTE meeting
Site Visit 101 training is being suggested to take place for all institutions who have a scheduled site visit at least the semester prior to the visit
NOTE: Initial Teacher Education program’s IPEP reports will not be submitted this year to the DOE. Fall 2009 will be the first time that the DOE will ask for an PEP report under new standards.
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Florida Department of Education 18 Program Approval Unit Roles and Contact Information Genae B. Crump, Program Director – 850.245.0560
Genae.Crump@fldoe.org
Educational Leadership
NCATE Update information
Rebecca Pfeiffer, Program Specialist – 850.245.0608
Rebecca.Pfeiffer@fldoe.org
Copied in on Data related Questions (Title II and Standard Report)
Educator Preparation Institutes
Teacher Survey questions
NOTE: Rebecca is currently on maternity leave until mid May. In her absence, please continue to contact Ashley Crockett (and copy Rebecca when emailing) for data related questions. EPI and teacher survey questions can be directed to Genae.
Tonya Brown, Program Specialist – 850.245.0537
Tonya.Brown@fldoe.org
NCATE Update information
Coordinating Folio Reviews
Professional Training Options
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Florida Department of Education 19 If you haven’t already done so, please submit to the DOE @Ashley.Crockett@fldoe.org
Current person(s) contact information at your respective institutions:
Dean/Director of the College of Education
Assessment person/Program Approval person
Ombudsman (represented in the College of Education who is responsible for overseeing certification issues)
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Florida Department of Education 20 Thank you for your attention!
http://www.fldoe.org/profdev/approval.asp
Program Review and Approval Website
http://www.teachinflorida.com
Teach in Florida Website