Using the IDA Knowledge and Practice Standards as the framework for course content and curricula, teams of reading experts began
reviewing university teacher preparation programs in 2012, resulting in nine programs recognized for their alignment with the IDA Knowledge and Practice Standards.
Not exact matches
The NCTQ has sent open records requests to
universities across the country for a
review of
teacher preparation programs that it is conducting in partnership with U.S. News and World Report.
Beyond the recent
Teachers College study, which did not seek to systematically explore the content of instruction, that question has remained unaddressed since researchers last conducted
reviews of what was taught in
University Council for Educational Administration
preparation programs, in 1987 and 1992.
The
university - and college - based
preparation programs evaluated by
Teacher Prep
Review are responsible for producing 99 percent of traditionally prepared
teachers.
The state has created only five alternative certification routes other than the traditional method of certification at an undergraduate
university or college: Alternative One requires a
program of professional
preparation in education along with a chairperson recommendation, Alternative Two is open for certified
teachers from other states, Alternative Three requires a written exam and oral
review, Alternative Four requires superintendent recruitment for teaching in high - need areas, and Alternative Five is an on - the - job training option that nevertheless requires a Bachelor's degree.
Providing Tools Towards Quality: The Status of P - 3
Teacher Preparation Programs in New Jersey, assesses whether PreK - 3rd teacher preparation programs are preparing prospective teachers to teach the continuum from Prekindergarten to Grade Three, reviews how new PreK - 3rd programs are aligned with other certification programs in universities, and examines how the overlap of the PreK - 3rd and K - 5 certificates has impacted other university pr
Teacher Preparation Programs in New Jersey, assesses whether PreK - 3rd teacher preparation programs are preparing prospective teachers to teach the continuum from Prekindergarten to Grade Three, reviews how new PreK - 3rd programs are aligned with other certification programs in universities, and examines how the overlap of the PreK - 3rd and K - 5 certificates has impacted other university p
Programs in New Jersey, assesses whether PreK - 3rd
teacher preparation programs are preparing prospective teachers to teach the continuum from Prekindergarten to Grade Three, reviews how new PreK - 3rd programs are aligned with other certification programs in universities, and examines how the overlap of the PreK - 3rd and K - 5 certificates has impacted other university pr
teacher preparation programs are preparing prospective teachers to teach the continuum from Prekindergarten to Grade Three, reviews how new PreK - 3rd programs are aligned with other certification programs in universities, and examines how the overlap of the PreK - 3rd and K - 5 certificates has impacted other university p
programs are preparing prospective
teachers to teach the continuum from Prekindergarten to Grade Three,
reviews how new PreK - 3rd
programs are aligned with other certification programs in universities, and examines how the overlap of the PreK - 3rd and K - 5 certificates has impacted other university p
programs are aligned with other certification
programs in universities, and examines how the overlap of the PreK - 3rd and K - 5 certificates has impacted other university p
programs in
universities, and examines how the overlap of the PreK - 3rd and K - 5 certificates has impacted other
university programsprograms.
This policy brief attempts to assess whether P - 3
teacher preparation programs are preparing prospective
teachers to teach the continuum of grades within the P - 3 system,
review how new P - 3
programs are aligned with other certification
programs within
universities, and examine how the overlap of the P - 3 and K - 5 certificates has impacted other
university programs.
The Leading on Literacy
review recommends foundational shifts in how
teachers are prepared at the 14 undergraduate
teacher preparation programs in the
University of North Carolina System.