Evaluating classroom instruction
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Evaluating classroom instruction
Longman, 1991
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
This informative text presents the fundamentals of evaluating teachers. It illustrates how research-based principles from the field of measurement and evaluation can be integrated into evaluation programs to improve classroom instruction. It teaches students to select or design a method, or complex of methods, for evaluating teaching according to situations and circumstances and shows how to implement chosen methods. Using a sequence of examples, scenarios, illustrations, self-assessment exercises, and narrative explanations, it teaches the reader how to apply sound measurement and evaluation principles.
Table of Contents
- Part 1 Fundamental principles: who evaluates instruction and for what purposes?
- measurement and evaluation principles
- classroom observations
- additional data sources. Part 2 Formative methods: analyzing a complex art
- analysis of teaching cycles. Part 3 Summative methods: summative evaluations for beginning teachers
- evaluations for advancement of expert teachers
- evaluations for retention of marginal teachers
- evaluating instruction for research studies. Part 4 Looking ahead: a reason to be optimistic.
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