The value of subjective and objective evaluations of teacher effectiveness Date: October 17, 2011 Source: Columbia Business School Summary: A new study has found that subjective evaluations are ...

A year since its implementation, teachers are still questioning the effectiveness of Student Growth Objectives in classroom evaluation. (Star Ledger file photo) What’s old is new again. That’s ...

He suggests an alternative: using value-added modeling to generate objective data on how each teacher performs, and use that data as part of teacher evaluations. Winters analyzes data from Florida ...

And, from the point of view of protecting incompetent teachers, far better than a truly objective measure that can’t be gotten around with a dose of razzle-dazzle or a song and dance.

Shaker Heights teacher Paul Springstubb practices the time-honored approach of shooting the messenger when condemning the Ohio school report cards in his Forum article"School report cards are ...

According to Jermain, these learning objectives — presented to the board and the teacher in the form of a short booklet — are extremely important to teachers and students alike, as they give ...

It has to start with what the teacher objectives are. And if technology isn’t the tool that addresses that, then that may not be the right use that day.

By Derek C. Briggs, Rajendra Chattergoon, and Amy Burkhardt. The process of setting and evaluating Student Learning Objectives (SLOs) has become increasingly popular as an example where classroom ...

By The Pasadena Star-News | [email protected] PUBLISHED: June 15, 2010 at 12:00 a.m. | UPDATED: August 29, 2017 at 11:50 a.m.