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46.038 - Designing Innovative Urban Residency Programs: Using Multiple Measures to Connect Theory and Practice
Sat, April 18, 8:15 to 9:45am, Marriott, Floor: Third Level, CookSession Type: Symposium
Abstract
Teacher residency programs have emerged as a promising innovation that combines field-based and university based learning in new ways, including heightened accountability for teacher effectiveness. Much of the policy debate surrounding teacher effectiveness centers on one measure: value-added student achievement data. This symposium brings diverse perspectives together to focus on measuring the effectiveness of pre-service teachers in the context of three innovative urban teacher residency programs that serve high-poverty communities in metropolitan areas in the United States. This perspective is timely given the policy debate surrounding the value of university-based pre-service preparation, the new CAEP standards for the accreditation of teacher preparation programs, and the heightened scrutiny on the effects of these programs, particularly on the achievement of underserved students.
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Boston Teacher Residency: Understanding Impact Using Multiple Measures - Edward Liu, BPE; Jesse Solomon, Boston Teacher Residency
University of California, Los Angeles, Urban Teacher Residency: Using Multiple Measures That Have Programmatic and Research Value - Karen Hunter Quartz, University of California - Los Angeles; Jarod N. Kawasaki, University of California - Los Angeles; Nichole Rivera, University of California - Los Angeles; Jia Wang, University of California - Los Angeles
Balancing the Understandings Gained Through Qualitative Assessments and the Need for Student Achievement Data - A.Dee Williams, California State University - Los Angeles
Combining Multiple Measures of Teacher Practice and Performance: Technical and Conceptual Considerations - Jose Felipe Martinez, University of California - Los Angeles; Jonathan Schweig, The RAND Corporation; Daniel M. Dockterman, University of California - Los Angeles