Districts implementing new teacher evaluation systems faced challenges reducing the burden on principals¶
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q2 i? Reducing the burden on principals was a challenge districts confronted when implementing new teacher evaluation systems. → Designing and Implementing the Next Generation of Teacher Evaluation Systems 2017
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Designing and Implementing the Next Generation of Teacher Evaluation Systems 2017¶
Designing and Implementing the Next Generation of Teacher Evaluation Systems. (2017). https://consortium.uchicago.edu
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In the qualitative interview study of five Illinois districts' evaluation committees, reducing the burden on principals is reported as one of the implementation challenges districts assessed and dealt with. No effect sizes are reported.
"how districts assessed and dealt with challenges around cultivating buy-in and understanding; using evaluations for instructional improvement; and reducing the burden on principals"
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Related Claims¶
- Illinois districts implementing PERA-era teacher evaluation systems experienced challenges cultivating buy-in and understanding among school personnel — related
- Districts implementing new teacher evaluation systems faced challenges using evaluations for instructional improvement — related
- Incorporating measures of student growth into teacher evaluation systems remained an ongoing challenge for early adopter districts — related
- Districts with data systems in place still face challenges in the strategic use of data — related
- Over half of principals were highly engaged in the new evaluation system, while disengaged principals cited its labor intensity amid simultaneous district initiatives — related
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Districts implementing new teacher evaluation systems faced challenges reducing the burden on principals |
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Districts implementing new teacher evaluation systems faced challenges reducing the burden on principals |
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