Here is an email that was sent to the Curriculum Committee Chairs In Dearborn Regarding Growth Measures under the Teacher Evaluation Requirement.<\/p>\n
Greetings Curriculum Committee Chairs,<\/p>\n
Starting next year (2013-14) we need to evaluate teachers using a 25% growth measure. What the evaluation committee has recommended is that each of your committees provide recommendations regarding potential assessments in your curricular area of responsibility as a chairperson.\u00a0 We are looking for a multiple measures approach. The evaluation committee will come up with the formula but we need the assessments that could potentially be used from each curriculum committee.\u00a0 This is a work in progress and the state is way behind but they are supposed to give us some recommendations by June. We wanted to get the ball rolling so we are ready in September.\u00a0 I would appreciate it if I could get some recommendations to me by late June or early July.<\/p>\n
Thank you very much for your help with this. I understand that some of this work may go into next year but I would like some initial recommendation by the time mentioned above.<\/p>\n
Here are some potential assessments that were discussed at our last evaluation committee meeting.<\/p>\n
Elementary.
\nGrowth Measures:<\/p>\n
SRI<\/p>\n
Star Math<\/p>\n
Math Common assessments<\/p>\n
science common assessments<\/p>\n
social studies comment assessments<\/p>\n
NWEA?<\/p>\n
DRA<\/p>\n
Six+1 Traits<\/p>\n
DRA task analysis<\/p>\n
MEAP<\/p>\n
Art, Music, & PE:\u00a0Common assessment based on their curriculum standards<\/p>\n
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Middle School and High School<\/p>\n
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\nPlan
\nAct
\nMme
\nMeap
\nSri
\nStar math
\nCAs
\npre and posttests
\nPerformance portfolios
\nFormative assessments
\nStudent evaluations
\nPerformance assessments
\nCompetitions
\nAP exams -not growth
\nGrades -not growth
\nTeacher made assessments
\nProject based learning
\nParent surveys
\nLesson plan assessment<\/span><\/p>\n