Programmatic churn from constant turnover of curricula and initiatives hindered teachers' capacity for personalized, evaluation-driven improvement¶
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q2 i? Teachers reported that constant turnover of curriculums, programs, and initiatives left them without time or focus to pursue personalized or REACH-related practice improvements. → Shyjka 2022
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Shyjka 2022¶
Shyjka, A. (2022). Reaching for improvement: Teacher evaluation and its role in instructional improvement. Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Consortium on School Research. https://www.cps.edu/about/departments/talent/
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Interview study across 7 CPS schools found "Teachers repeatedly lamented that they had neither the time nor focus to systematically pursue personalized or REACH-related practice improvements because their learning and change efforts needed to be focused elsewhere" due to programmatic churn.
"Teachers repeatedly lamented that they had neither the time nor focus to systematically pursue personalized or REACH-related practice improvements because their learning and change efforts needed to be focused elsewhere."
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Related Claims¶
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- CPS currently lacks internal capacity to conduct substantial research, evaluation, or systematic use of data to improve teaching and learning — related
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- Between 2020–21 and 2021–22, 15.1% of U.S. public school teachers moved schools or left the profession, and turnover is now about 20% higher than in 1992 — related
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Programmatic churn from constant turnover of curricula and initiatives hindered teachers' capacity for personalized, evaluation-driven improvement |
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Programmatic churn from constant turnover of curricula and initiatives hindered teachers' capacity for personalized, evaluation-driven improvement |
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