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Praxis IIAnalyses of SPA Standards Met by Praxis II Exams |
ACEI, NCSS, NCTM, ACTFL, NASM, ITEA/CTTE, NASPENSTA:General Science I General Science II Biology Chemistry Physics |
Lesson Observation RubricThis rubric is used by student teaching/internship supervisors to give feedback to candidates on their performance on each lesson observed. |
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Teaching Performance AssessmentThis is a summative assessment of candidates’ performance as a teacher in the field. It is typically completed at mid-term to provide feedback to candidates and is used for data collection at the end of all field experiences. |
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Teaching Dispositions AssessmentThis is a summative assessment of candidates’ attitudes and behaviors identified as necessary to be an effective teacher. These expectations are introduced to candidates early in their program and are measured in the junior practicum and the senior student teaching/internship for all programs and in the sophomore year in several programs with sophomore field experiences. It is typically completed at mid-term to provide feedback to candidates and is used for data collection at the end of all field experiences. |
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Lesson Planning Assignment
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Written Unit Assignment
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Effect on Student Learning AssessmentsEach program has an assessment to measure the effect of the candidates’ teaching on student learning as follows: Secondary EducationElementary and Early Childhood EducationSpecial Education |
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TESOL programs |
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Reading programs |
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Educational Technology |
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Learning Disabilities Teacher/Consultant |
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Special Education Certification and MEd. |
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Regional Training Center MEd.
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Ed Leadership |
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School Counseling |
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3. State licensure test scores
4. Assessments measuring achievement of Conceptual Framework outcomes.
The relevant items from each of the common assessments are grouped to provide evidence of meeting the outcomes of the conceptual framework as follows:
- Subject Matter Expertise
- Excellence in Planning and Practice
- Commitment to All Learners
- Positive Effect on Student Growth
- Professionalism, Advocacy & Leadership
5. Reports of other national accreditation associations
- School Counseling Program- CACREP
- Deaf Education- CED
- Music Education Program- NASM
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6. Samples of candidate work
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Health and Exercise Electronic Candidate Work Samples:
- HES Impact on Student Learning Assessment and Sample 1 Sample 2 Sample 3 Sample 4 Sample 5
- HES Written Unit Sample 1 Sample 2 Sample 3 Sample 4 Sample 5 Sample 6
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School Counseling |
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School CounselingProgram Evaluationcompleted by candidates just prior to graduation |
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Deaf Education |
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| Regional Training Center |
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Career Services Survey |
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School Counseling Program Employer Survey |
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| Professional Development School Network Focus Groups |
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| TESOL programs | revised programs, data collection to begin fall 2008 |
| Reading programs | revised programs, data collection to begin fall 2008 |
| Educational Technology | |
Learning Disabilities Teacher/Consultant |
see CEC SPA report in AIMS |
Special Education Certification and MEd. |
see CEC SPA report in AIMS |
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| School Counseling Program | |
| Educational Leadership Program |
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