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T he New Comprehensive Teacher and Principal Evaluation Law

T he New Comprehensive Teacher and Principal Evaluation Law. September 22, 2010. Timeline. APPR. Current categories include: Content Knowledge Pedagogical Practices Instructional delivery Classroom Management Knowledge of student development Use of assessment techniques/data

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T he New Comprehensive Teacher and Principal Evaluation Law

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  1. The New Comprehensive Teacher and Principal Evaluation Law

    September 22, 2010
  2. Timeline
  3. APPR Current categories include: Content Knowledge Pedagogical Practices Instructional delivery Classroom Management Knowledge of student development Use of assessment techniques/data Effective collaborative relationships Reflection of teaching practices
  4. APPR Changes Adds Student Growth Category The student growth category will be weighted 40% of the final evaluation. 20% to be based on student growth 20% to be based on locally agreed to criteria The weighting of the remaining eight categories will be locally determined, total to = 100 points 2013-2014 planned adoption of value added-growth model.
  5. APPR Changes Establishes four rating categories: Highly effective Effective Developing Ineffective Rating to be determined by 100 point scale- scale breakdown yet to be determined.
  6. Value - Added Model Uses pre-test/post-test model to determine growth for the given timeframe Subtracts the typical growth shown for that timeframe Difference is the “Value – Added” attributable to a particular teacher Ex. (660 scale score on grade 3 exam – 680 on grade 4) – (10pt. average growth) = 10 pts.
  7. Value – Added Shortcomings Must be alignment between pre-test and post test
  8. Value – Added Shortcomings Horizontal scale should be more linear.
  9. Sample Value – Added Calculation
  10. Sample Value – Added Calculation
  11. Sample Value – Added Calculation Teacher Average District Average Value Added
  12. Sample Value – Added Calculation Teacher Average District Average Value Added
  13. Sample Value – Added Calculation School A School B Building comparison for principal evaluations
  14. Next Steps Negotiate the “locally selected criteria” Triangulate assessments to yield a balanced score Establish weighting of remaining categories Establish appeal process Formalize mandatory educator improvement plan process (cost of professional development)
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