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NH Council for Teacher Education and NHDOE Office of Preparation Program Approval

NH Council for Teacher Education and NHDOE Office of Preparation Program Approval. Reviewer Training 5/18/2012. Welcome & Introductions Co-Chairs: NHDOE Representative: Bob McLaughlin. The Program Review Team: Who We Are. IHE and P12 educators

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NH Council for Teacher Education and NHDOE Office of Preparation Program Approval

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  1. NH Council for Teacher Education and NHDOE Office of Preparation Program Approval Reviewer Training 5/18/2012

  2. Welcome & Introductions Co-Chairs: NHDOE Representative: Bob McLaughlin

  3. The Program Review Team: Who We Are • IHE and P12 educators • Two members of the NH Council for Teacher Education serving as team co-chairs • One representative from the NHDOE

  4. Purposes of Program Approval • Support continuous program improvement • Ensure NH’s IHEs are effectively preparing future educators

  5. Climate for Program Review • Purposeful • Supportive • Collegial • Interactive • Demonstrating integrity • Focused on evidence • Identifying continuous improvement • Confidential

  6. Professional Educator Preparation Program (PEPP) Standards • General Education (Ed 609.01) • Professional Education (Ed 610.02) • “Unit” Standards (C-I-A-R) • Curriculum • Instruction • Assessment (Program & Candidate) • Resources These standards are reviewed by co-chairs with input from reviewers.

  7. Specific Program Standards Individual Endorsements for INSERT IHE NAME HERE • Elementary Education K-8 (Ed 612.04) • Emotional and Behavioral Disabilities (Ed 612.10) • Specific Learning Disabilities (Ed 612.11) • Special Education (Ed 612.07) • English Language Arts 5-12 (Ed 612.05) • Life Sciences 7-12 (Ed 612.25) • Social Studies 5-12 (Ed 612.28) • These standards are reviewed by individual program reviewers with support from co-chairs.

  8. Reviewer Matriceshttp://www.education.nh.gov/certification/matrices_ihes_reviewers.htm Standards are Developed by the Professional Standards Board Approved by the State Board of Education Monitored by the Council for Teacher Education Ed 61X.XX NAME OF ENDORSEMENT RATING: Either: On Standard or Approaching Standard or Standard Not Met RATIONALE (Required) Describe the reviewed evidence that led to this rating. RECOMMENDATION (Required if standard is “approaching” or “not met.”) COMMENDATIONS (Optional)

  9. Go to paper copies Individual Program Matrices

  10. Your Task • Review Evidence of Teaching and Learning (e.g.) • Candidate work samples • Course materials • Direct observations • Records and documents • Testimony from interviews • Alumni and/or employer surveys of graduates’ preparedness

  11. Candidate Work Samples • portfolios • reflections • reports • test responses • etc. • essays • journal entries • lesson plans • notes • performances

  12. Course Materials • assignments • handouts • notes • lectures/lecture outlines • tests, quizzes • Samples of assessed candidate work • evaluation rubrics • etc.

  13. Records & Documents • policy statements/ booklets • program descriptions and requirements • reports from other program reviews: local, regional, state, national • schedules • student records • etc. • advising materials • contracts • e-mails • handbooks • organizational charts • meeting agendas • meeting minutes • meeting notes • procedures

  14. Testimony from Interviews with: • administrators • candidates • faculty • staff • graduates/alums • cooperating professionals • others, as appropriate

  15. Make a Decision: YEA or NAY On Standard • Review of the evidence indicates that the overall standard is met • Usually requires a mix of types of evidence • Look at the whole, not the individual sub-items within a standard • Consider the Institution’s understanding and interpretation of the standard • Consult with co-chairs & team if uncertain

  16. Approaching Standard • Although some evidence is provided, this evidence does not indicate overall compliance with the standard. • Request additional information from the IHE during the review process about potentially unmet standards • Consult with co-chairs if uncertain

  17. Standard Not Met • Evidence of overall compliance with standard is not available, even when requested. • Consult with co-chairs if uncertain

  18. Write Comments on Matrix • Rationale • List evidence to be reviewed for the rating • Required to explain Approaching or Standard Not Met rating • WRITE COMMENT TO EXPLAIN RATIONALE FOR EACH STANDARD • Recommendation • “Institution will need to provide evidence that …” (complete sentence using language in standard) • Commendations (OPTIONAL) • Only if something is exemplary and goes well beyond the expectations of the standard

  19. Summary Findings • Serves as the ‘abstract’ for your program • Provides a brief explanation of program • Provides narrative summary for final program report to complement data from matrix • Informs Council members to support their decision regarding approval • Note: This is not the place for personal congratulations or appreciation to the program; this is a formal report. • Also, please use no individual’s name, and state “the reviewer” rather than “I”.

  20. Suggestions for Writing Summary Findings • Comment on sources and quality of evidence • Summarize the program’s strengths • If all standards were met, say so! • Identify any areas of concern • Summarize approaching or unmet standards (if any) and the related recommendations • Highlight commendations (if any) • Keep it brief (< 1 page is fine)

  21. Not Reviewing: • Institutional Mission • Core Values • Governance structures • Faculty style or personality • Delivery models • Activities not related to PEPP standards

  22. Not our job to… • Provide advice as to how to change the program • Compare their program to another program • Critique the readings, assignments, or syllabi • Make recommendations that aren't related to standards

  23. Product: Program Report & Recommendation Completed by each reviewer • Summary Findings for each program • Individual Program Matrix with documentation for each standard • Program Recommendation • Approval Options: • Full Approval • Approval with Conditions • Not Approved • Provisional Approval ( new programs only) Save Everything!

  24. Team Report & Recommendations Completed by co-chairs • Curriculum, Instruction, Assessment & Resources matrices • Ed 609 and ED 610 matrices • Summary Findings from each reviewer • All matrices submitted to provide documentation of each standard and the review process • Program Approval Recommendations

  25. Final Request • Before you leave, submit to co-chairs: • Electronic and signed paper copies of Ed 612/614 and Ed 610 matrices and summary findings • Your flash drive • Program Approval Recommendation form [signed] • Keep copies of documents • Maintain confidentiality

  26. Next steps… • Team report is shared with Institution for factual errors. • Council for Teacher Education reviews report. • Institution attends Council meeting and responds to questions from reactors. • CTE makes a recommendation to the State Board of Education.

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