Provide seed funding to support the cultivation and evaluation of partnerships
between education preparation programs (EPPs) and high - needs districts, including rigorous program evaluation;
Not exact matches
Stanford
education professor Linda Darling - Hammond and several colleagues, for instance, once surveyed 3,000 beginning teachers in New York City to examine the relationship
between their accounts of their
preparation program and their confidence in their readiness for teaching.
But in a new article for
Education Next, Paul von Hippel and Laura Bellows find that, when ranking
programs on value - added, the differences
between teacher -
preparation programs are typically too small to matter.
Professional and policy organizations such as the University Council for
Education Administration, the Council of the Great City Schools, and the Bush Institute's Alliance to Reform
Education Leadership have all recognized Illinois for exemplary partnerships
between school districts and school leader
preparation programs.
Denise Whitford, an assistant professor of
education at Purdue University who co-authored the study, told Education Week: «We found there really wasn't much difference between the two [types of preparation programs], but the small difference we did find was in favor of alternative program
education at Purdue University who co-authored the study, told
Education Week: «We found there really wasn't much difference between the two [types of preparation programs], but the small difference we did find was in favor of alternative program
Education Week: «We found there really wasn't much difference
between the two [types of
preparation programs], but the small difference we did find was in favor of alternative
programs.»
We encourage collaboration
between districts and higher
education on
preparation programs that provide meaningful and authentic learning opportunities.
According to research released last year by the Public Policy Forum based on U.S. Department of
Education data, enrollment in the state's teacher
preparation programs fell by 28 percent
between the 2008 - 09 school year and the 2013 - 14 school year.
The national honor recognizes outstanding teacher
preparation programs that are developed and administered through collaboration
between local school districts and university - based teacher
education programs.
See more at - http://www.uwyo.edu/
education/deans-office/college-news/2015/kennedy%20scholarship.html WYOMING SCHOOL - UNIVERSITY PARTNERSHIP The UW's College of
Education has been a long - standing member of the National Network for Educational Renewal (NNER), which builds, sustains, and supports partnerships
between K - 12 school communities and university educator
preparation programs.
A unique partnership was formed
between Teaching Trust, an AREL principal
preparation program, and Southern Methodist University's Simmons School of
Education and Human Development that develops aspiring education
Education and Human Development that develops aspiring
educationeducation leaders.
Within the third committee on low - performing schools, the action plan includes prioritizing early childhood
education programs, creating partnerships
between teacher
preparation programs and high - needs districts, and requiring school turn around initiatives to be based on evidence.
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