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Session Type: Symposium
Econometricians and statisticians at all educational levels continue to explore more sophisticated analytical methods to capture the value a teacher adds to student learning from one year to the next. While value-added models have been shown to be superior to traditional Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) measures for analyzing student academic progress over time, critics continue to question value-added models’ levels of reliability, validity, and whether value-added data can indeed be used to improve, not just report on, teachers and schools. In this session, researchers from one state examine these issues from multiple vantage points and through multiple pragmatic perspectives.
Teachers’ Perspectives on the Utility of Value-Added Measures for Formative and Summative Evaluation Purposes - Jessica Holloway, Kansas State University; Sarah A. Polasky, Arizona State University
Teacher Retention in High-Poverty Schools: Predicting Retention Using Multiple Measures of Teacher Effectiveness - Wendy Miedel Barnard, Arizona State University; Sarah A. Polasky, Arizona State University
Charter Accountability: High-Stakes Decisions Informed Using Value-Added Data - Ildiko I. Laczko-Kerr, Arizona Charter Schools Association
Using Value-Added Models for Evaluating Teacher Preparation Program Effectiveness - Kerry Chase Lawton, Arizona State University; Audrey Amrein-Beardsley, Arizona State University; Wendy Miedel Barnard, Arizona State University