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Study of Emerging Teacher Evaluation Systems

Issued November 22, 2016Source: U.S. Department of Education, Institute of Education Sciences

A federally sponsored descriptive study of emerging teacher-evaluation systems, including Harrison School District 2’s implementation.

Record Details

Date issued
November 22, 2016
Date obtained
August 14, 2026
Document type
Research Report
Issuing entity
U.S. Department of Education
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Study of Emerging Teacher Evaluation Systems

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Source
U.S. Department of Education, Institute of Education Sciences
Source link
https://files.eric.ed.gov/fulltext/ED613362.pdf
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Public PDF retained from ERIC. Because the source is tagged and contains form structures, the web-delivery copy was losslessly rewritten with qpdf rather than visually recompressed; page count remained 168. Original SHA-256: 1e5236a4fcb4716d0ea45ec3bde6217f3f70e1864d9a849af3fd4af564f4c140. Published-file SHA-256: 9436bac61fba26bb566813711c2a034c250af4a16541d7b5e8751165ea6b681f.

Research ReportU.S. Department of Education

Context

This federally sponsored study examines the design and implementation of teacher-evaluation systems in several districts. Its Harrison case documents how evaluation results were connected to compensation, career-ladder placement, remediation, reassignment, and termination. The study is descriptive and does not determine whether every individual rating or personnel action was accurate.

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