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Introductory Remarks
Revisiting Teacher Evaluation: Setting the Context
Carnegie President Anthony Bryk's introductory remarks at the Revisiting Teacher Evaluation Forum.
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Opening Plenary
The Obama Administration’s Perspective on Teacher Evaluation and Improvement
Carnegie's Thomas Toch, senior managing partner for public policy engagement, interviews Joanne Weiss, Chief of Staff to the U.S. Secretary of Education.
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Plenary Session Two
First Wave of Evaluation Reforms: Issues and Insights
The view of evaluation reform from the perspectives of states and districts.
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Plenary Session Three
Employment and Improvement?
Can emerging state and local teacher evaluation systems do double duty? Can they be the basis of employment decisions and help teachers improve their practice? Should evaluation systems used to improve practice differ from those used to make employment decisions? If so, how? What do we know about improvement systems?
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Plenary Session Four
Teacher Evaluation and the Common Core
The introduction of the Common Core State Standards and new, more rigorous testing systems represents a tremendous challenge to the designers of new teacher evaluation systems. How should policymakers and teacher-evaluation designers respond to the Common Core?
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Closing Remarks
Teacher Evaluation Forum Closing Remarks
Anthony Bryk's closing remarks at the Revisiting Teacher Evaluation Forum.
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Video Spotlight
Teachers on Teacher Evaluation
The teachers interviewed are Teach Plus Policy Fellows who have worked under new evaluation systems in the District of Columbia and Memphis, Tennessee. Produced by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching in partnership with Teach Plus.
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