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Test Coordinator Training Fall 2013

Test Coordinator Training Fall 2013. End-of-Course Exams ( EoCs ) for Teacher Effectiveness. EoCs—Purpose. Use in Teacher Effectiveness For HS students to meet graduation requirements (9‒12). If EoCs are in the District/Charter Teacher Effectiveness Plan:.

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Test Coordinator Training Fall 2013

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  1. Test Coordinator Training • Fall 2013 End-of-Course Exams (EoCs) for Teacher Effectiveness

  2. EoCs—Purpose Use in Teacher Effectiveness For HS students to meet graduation requirements (9‒12)

  3. If EoCs are in the District/Charter Teacher Effectiveness Plan: • Group A: 15% EoCs for Other Measures of Student Achievement • Groups B:35‒50% EoCs for Student Achievement Measures

  4. If EoCs are in the District/Charter Teacher Effectiveness Plan: • Teacher with multiple preps? • ONE EoC • More data = better results

  5. PED-Developed EoCs • Elementary, Middle, and High School • Paper-Based Assessments (PBA) • Student Performance Assessments (SPA) • Core and elective subjects • Developed by groups of NM Educators

  6. PED-Developed EoCs

  7. PED-Developed EoCs • Frameworks available on PED website • http://ped.state.nm.us/AssessmentAccountability/AssessmentEvaluation/EOC/index.html • Include assessed standards and test blueprints • Essential for teachers!

  8. PED-Developed EoCs • Is the PED EoC appropriate for my class? • Check framework. • Assessed standards should align with curriculum.

  9. District-Developed EoCs • When to create? • If no EoC exists for a course • If PED EoC does not align with curriculum* • *Must be significantly different

  10. EoCs for Use in Teacher Effectiveness EoCs must be used in the preferential order listed below: PED-Developed District-Developed/PED-Approved District-Developed Common Assessments (2013‒2014) Teacher-Developed (2013‒2014)

  11. District-Developed/PED-Approved Use if no PED-Developed EoC for the course Made available statewide once approved Quality Criteria on PED Website

  12. District-Developed Common Assessments May be used 2013‒2014 only. Modified Quality Criteria for ease of development (on PED website). Must be uniform across district.

  13. Teacher-Developed EoCs May be used 2013‒2014 only. Developed by one teacher when no other teachers in school or district teach that course. Modified Quality Criteria for ease of development (on PED website).

  14. Growth Model “Student Achievement Measures” based on growth model. PED uses data of past student achievement to produce “projected score.” Achievement compares “projected score” to actual student score.

  15. Growth Model If actual student scores are higher than projected student scores, teacher receives a high rating for Student Achievement Measures. Model produces high correlation between predicted and actual scores.

  16. EoCs Correlation between predicted and actual EoC at the student level = .86 At the teacher level = .94

  17. Questions?

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