Ninety percent of responding completers rated their preparation program effective or very effective and felt at least adequately prepared across all teaching performance expectation domains¶
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q2 i? 90% of responding completers rated their TPP as effective or very effective, and 90% or more felt at least adequately prepared in all TPE areas. → Patrick 2023
Evidence¶
Patrick 2023¶
Patrick, S. K., Darling-Hammond, L., & Kini, T. (2023). Educating teachers in California: What matters for teacher preparedness? Learning Policy Institute. https://doi.org/10.54300/956.678
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Analysis of CTC program completer survey responses from almost 60,000 completers (2016–17 to 2020–21), with estimated annual response rates of 84–90%. The report states "Ninety percent of responding completers rated their TPP as effective or very effective." More than 80% felt well or very prepared for each TPE except working with families (72%) and self-assessment (79%).
"Ninety percent of responding completers rated their TPP as effective or very effective, and 90% or more felt at least adequately prepared in all areas represented by the state’s teaching performance expectations."
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Related Claims¶
- Cooperating teachers and employers rated preparation somewhat less positively than completers, with 82% and 68% high ratings respectively — related
- Student teachers who perceived their mentors modeled effective instruction and provided coaching, feedback, and job assistance felt better prepared, and domain-specific coaching was related to higher first-year REACH ratings — related
- Clinical support (communication, observation, feedback) is strongly related to perceived preparation effectiveness, yet 43% of preservice completers reported less than the required 600 hours of student teaching — related
- California administrator induction is rated effective by over 90% of completers, with at least 85% reporting strong preparation on every CPSEL leadership skill — related
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Ninety percent of responding completers rated their preparation program effective or very effective and felt at least adequately prepared across all teaching performance expectation domains |
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Ninety percent of responding completers rated their preparation program effective or very effective and felt at least adequately prepared across all teaching performance expectation domains |
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