Late last week the Los Angeles Unified School District and its teachers union (UTLA) reached an agreement on including student test scores in teacher evaluations. The agreement does not include all of the details (UTLA has posted a summary and the full provisions), but it is clear that they will not be using a teacher’s individual value-added score. Instead, they will be using school-level valuContinue Reading »
By Chad Aldeman on 04 Dec 2012 in Data Testing Assessment, K-12 Education, Teacher and Principal Quality, Teachers Unions and tagged Raw Performance Data, UTLA, Value-Added Teacher Evaluations
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