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CAEP Standard 3: Candidate Selectivity (3.2/3.3) & Professional Introduction Videos _______________________ Dr. Elodie Jones, Assistant Professor, Education and Dr. Paul Nienkamp, Associate Professor, History Poll Anywhere: Text


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CAEP Standard 3: Candidate Selectivity (3.2/3.3) & Professional Introduction Videos _______________________

  • Dr. Elodie Jones, Assistant Professor, Education

and

  • Dr. Paul Nienkamp, Associate Professor, History

Poll Anywhere: Text ELODIEJONES1 to 37607

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Professional Introduction Videos: WHY?

  • Aligning with Standard 3: Candidate Selectivity (3.2/3.3)

– 3.2: Criteria of admissions (application) – 3.3: Additional selectivity factors (dispositions)

  • Meeting the Standard - GPA, ACT and beyond…

– Origin and development of tools & process

  • Addressing dispositions/soft skills
  • Data collection and curation
  • Assembling a team and piloting

– Committee changes and tool validation

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Hindsight is always clear,

  • r The Development of a Process
  • Grounded knowledge in assessing video
  • Understanding what to assess/ EPP goals
  • Managing the technology (faculty/student)
  • Piloting the tool and gaining feedback
  • Managing data and feedback (TK20)
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Moving from Point A to Point P: Progression of Assessment Tools

  • Rubric #1 to pilot (non-CAEP)

– Development (Spring 2014)

  • Developers knowledge level/Research

– Use of the tool (Fall 2014) – Grader feedback – Selectivity changes

  • The grapevine effect
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Rubric #1: Initial

UNSATISFACTORY PROFICIENT COMMUNICATION SKILLS

  • Language usage and the ability to clearly articulate oral comments

(grammar, semantics, syntax) PREPARATION

  • Adequate video background (lighting/distractions, etc.)
  • Attire/Appearance
  • Rehearsed/Prepared video content
  • Sequential and relevant video content
  • Video length
  • Video format (video is able to be played and is in the correct
  • rientation)
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Rubric #2 - Piloting

  • Tool #2 to pilot

– CAEP-aligned

– Development – Training – Use to establish reliability and validity

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Revised Rubric

From 2 competencies to 7 competencies

Communication Skills Preparation Introduction/ Closing Statements Preparation Communication Professionalism Technology Use Prompt 1: Greatest Strength

Prompt #2: Respect for Student Differences

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And a lot of videos later… Professional Introduction Video Data

  • Data collection that tells us:

– 605 video’s viewed (Fall 2014-Spring 2017) – 509 Pass/96 Not Pass – Communication = 2 Not Pass – Preparation = 94 Not Pass

  • Criteria for and design of follow-up policies

– Remake criteria

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EPP Video Data

Item on Instrument EPP Total

F 2014 S 2015 F 2015 S 2016 F 2016 S 2017

Total

N = 92 135 120 172 86 142 P = 70 115 101 147 76 123 NP = 22 20 19 25 10 19

Communication

N = 92 135 120 172 86 142 P = 92 135 120 170 86 142 NP = 2

Preparation

N = 92 135 120 172 86 142 P = 70 115 19 149 76 123 NP = 22 20 101 23 10 19 Total N=

605

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Key Take Away(s) and Discussion

  • Establish your EPP’s overall goal and alignment with

Standard(s)

  • Establish how/who you will manage the data (e.g., TK20)
  • Establish a flow chart and rubric for validating tools in

EPP

  • Training processes in your EPP
  • Where are we going from here…