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Grading Teachers, Grading Schools: Is Student Achievement a Valid Evaluation Measure?
Grading Teachers, Grading Schools: Is Student Achievement a Valid Evaluation Measure?, In an extensive review of teacher and school evaluation, one is not likely to find an issue more divisive than the question of how best, in high-stakes contexts, to evaluate how well teachers and schools accomplish their task of educating students.
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  • Grading Teachers, Grading Schools: Is Student Achievement a Valid Evaluation Measure?
  • Written by author Jason Millman
  • Published by Corwin Press, August 1997
  • In an extensive review of teacher and school evaluation, one is not likely to find an issue more divisive than the question of how best, in high-stakes contexts, to evaluate how well teachers and schools accomplish their task of educating students. Thi
  • In an extensive review of teacher and school evaluation, one is not likely to find an issue more divisive than the question of how best, in high-stakes contexts, to evaluate how well teachers and schools accomplish their task of educating students.
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About the Authors
Pt. IOrigins and Underpinnings
1Beginnings and Introduction3
Pt. IIThe Oregon Teacher Work Sample Methodology
2The Oregon Teacher Work Sample Methodology: Rationale and Background11
3Teacher Work Sample Methodology as Used at Western Oregon State College15
4Oregon Teacher Work Sample Methodology: Potential and Problems46
5Oregon Teacher Work Sample Methodology: Educational Policy Review53
6Reflections on Comments by Airasian and Stufflebeam62
Pt. IIIThe Dallas Value-Added Accountability System
7In the Beginning75
8The Dallas Value-Added Accountability System81
9Value-Added Productivity Indicators: The Dallas System100
10On Trial: The Dallas Value-Added Accountability System110
11Little Practical Difference and Pie in the Sky: A Response to Thum and Bryk and a Rejoinder to Sykes120
Pt. IVThe Tennessee Value-Added Assessment System
12The Impetus for the Tennessee Value-Added Accountability System133
13The Tennessee Value-Added Assessment System: A Quantitative, Outcomes-Based Approach to Educational Assessment137
14The Tennessee Value-Added Assessment System: A Challenge to Familiar Assessment Methods163
15Assessment Requires Incentives to Add Value: A Review of the Tennessee Value-Added Assessment System169
16Response to the Reviewers179
Pt. VThe Kentucky Instructional Results Information System
17Historical Background: The Kentucky School Accountability Index185
18Kentucky's Accountability and Assessment Systems191
19Measurement Quality of the Kentucky Instructional Results Information System, 1991-1994210
20Overview and Assessment of the Kentucky Instructional Results Information System219
21The Kentucky Instructional Results Information System Meets the Critics: A Little Light and Much Heat228
Pt. VISynthesis and Perspectives
22How Do I Judge Thee? Let Me Count the Ways243
23Toward What End? The Evaluation of Student Learning for the Improvement of Teaching248
24The Moth and the Flame: Student Learning as a Criterion of Instructional Competence264
Author Index275
Subject Index278


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