Sentences with phrase «effectiveness score»

The adjusted models were the models that were actually used by the state to make predictions that fed into teacher and principal effectiveness scores.

For example, different statistical models (all based on reasonable assumptions) yield different effectiveness scores.

In order to find out how the State went from MGPs to a teacher effectiveness score out of 20 points, one needs to refer to the 2010 - 11 Beta Growth Model for Educator Evaluation Technical Report.

Dr. Nicola Valeri, the lead clinician of the study and a team leader at the Institute of Cancer Research in London, said the results are encouraging for multiple reasons: growing cancers in mice costs more, takes longer, and has lower effectiveness scores.

Measures of student learning, including value - added scores, are just one of several components of an educator's overall effectiveness score.

NYC doesn't believe UFT members are entitled to privacy where effectiveness scores are concerned.

Each district partner will have a standing stakeholder group to decide the local, contextually specific items which are specific to each district (e.g. weights for overall educator effectiveness scores).

Specifically, our aggregate data show that three - fourths of those receiving the lowest leadership effectiveness scores who made an effort to improve, rose on average 33 percentile points in their rankings after a year.

It is incredulous that the state feels that it is perfectly fine to use a statistical model still in a beta phase to arrive at these amorphous teacher effectiveness scores.

Students who scored in the top quarter of the sixth - grade math exam averaged anywhere from 19 to 26 on the high school ACT math test; the variations correlated with the effectiveness scores of their high school math teachers.

And the district has not yet proposed how much student test scores would count in a teacher's effectiveness score.