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Not exact matches
Nenes says the Georgia Tech methodology looks at everything in a more
robust way, breaking the bottleneck that is typical of other
model evaluation and analysis algorithms.
In the still - prevalent one - teacher - one - classroom
model, few districts have provided a
robust, sustainably funded way to connect teacher
evaluation with career opportunities, and they continue to bump up against questions of fairness in
evaluation.
Whatever teacher
evaluation model you use, embracing a
robust approach to instructional design provides teachers and supervisors guidance for success.
A
robust teacher
evaluation model helps teachers improve their instruction over time, leading students to ever - higher achievement.
Robust models of teacher accountability exist, and they emphasize the role of teachers as professionals capable of engaging in substantive understanding of their own work and the role of
evaluation in supporting teachers as its primary goal.
Aligned to The Interstate Teacher Assessment and Support Consortium (InTASC), the Marzano Teacher
Evaluation Model is
robust and thorough enough to help educators identify the «thin slices» of teaching behaviors that help them focus on specific areas for improvement.
The above studies show promise that quantitative metrics for the likelihood of
model projections may be developed, but because the development of
robust metrics is still at an early stage, the
model evaluations presented in this chapter are based primarily on experience and physical reasoning, as has been the norm in the past.
Rather than public
evaluation of the evidence, independent validation of the
models, and
robust public debate over adaptation vs mitigation, climate alarmists like Lewandowsky et al. try to frustrate the scientific method, prevent debate, and impose their incredibly expensive mitigation policies.