Developing and Assessing Teacher Effectiveness.SCOPE
percentile points among programs offering extended PD (49 hours on average over 6 to 12 months). ... Evaluation systems that are -- Standards-based, integrating practice and outcome data -- Linked to coaching and professional development -- Rigorous at tenure and other key junctures -- Able to provide assistance, due process, & timely decisions ...
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