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Education researchers have not isolated cost-effective, reliable predictors of teacher performance, motivating exam-based certification

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q1 i? The article states that education researchers have not succeeded in isolating measures that cost-effectively and reliably predict teacher performance. → Steven Glazerman 2006

Evidence

Steven Glazerman 2006

Steven Glazerman, Christina Tuttle, Gail Baxter. (2006). School Principals' Perspectives on the Passport to Teaching. Washington, DC: Mathematica Policy Research. https://www.mathematica.org/publications/school-principals-perspectives-on-the-passport-to-teaching

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Stated by the authors as the problem motivating ABCTE's examination-based approach; the article offers no supporting data or citation detail on this page, so it is recorded as an asserted premise.

"education researchers have not succeeded in isolating measures that cost-effectively and reliably predict teacher performance"

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title Education researchers have not isolated cost-effective, reliable predictors of teacher performance, motivating exam-based certification
description Education researchers have not isolated cost-effective, reliable predictors of teacher performance, motivating exam-based certification
status review
evidence_strength weak
newest_evidence 2006
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