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Licensure and Preparation Subcommittee STATE BO ARD O F EDUC ATIO N DEC . 17, 2019 Agenda Pro po se d c ha ng e s to the E duc a to r Pre pa ra tio n Re po rt Ca rd Po te ntia l upda te to middle g ra de s ma th lic e nsure a sse


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Licensure and Preparation Subcommittee

STATE BO ARD O F EDUC ATIO N DEC . 17, 2019

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Agenda

  • Pro po se d c ha ng e s to the E

duc a to r Pre pa ra tio n Re po rt Ca rd

  • Po te ntia l upda te to middle g ra de s ma th lic e nsure a sse ssme nt
  • Upda te s fro m the sta te de pa rtme nt o f e duc a tio n
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Educator Preparation Report Card: Changes to Scoring Framework

AMY O WEN AND ERIKA LEIC HT

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Annual Educator Preparation Reporting

A shared data set that is cleaned and coded by a joint SBE/TDOE team and verified by EPPs underlies both reports

State Board of Education Report Cards High-level report designed for external stakeholders Highlights EPP performance on key state priority areas Public accountability mechanism TDOE Annual Reports Detailed report designed for program approval process and EPP continuous improvement efforts Sets a minimum bar for programs to continue

  • peration

Failure to meet expectations for two consecutive years triggers TDOE interim review

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Vision for 2019 Design Refresh

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nc re a se a c c e ssib ility & use fulne ss fo r ne w sta ke ho lde r g ro ups

E d uc a tio n Pre pa ra tio n Pro vid e rs Pro spe c tive T e a c he r Ca nd id a te s L e g isla to rs & Sta te -L e ve l L e a d e rs Sc ho o l-L e ve l L e a d e rs Othe r Co mmunity Gro ups Distric t-L e ve l L e a d e rs

Ne w T e ac he r Hir ing E duc ator Pr e par ation Pr

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am Se le c tion Par tne r ships with ar e a E PPs

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Collecting Feedback from Stakeholders

  • Pro spe c tive T

e a c he r Ca ndida te s – a b o ut 40 stude nts a t 4 E PPs

  • Sc ho o l-L

e ve l L e a de rs – Go ve rno r’ s Ac a de my fo r Sc ho o l L e a de rs (GASL )

  • Distric t-L

e ve l L e a de rs

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OSS Bo a rd

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ASPA (distric t HR pro fe ssio na ls) Bo a rd a nd pre se nta tio n a t No v. 2019 c o nfe re nc e

  • E

duc a to r Pre pa ra tio n Pro vide rs

  • Se pt. 2019 T

ACT E c o nfe re nc e

  • Se pt. 2019 c o nve ning o f UT

syste m sc ho o ls

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e e db a c k fo rms se nt to T I CUA institutio ns

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2019 Advisory Council

  • Cha irma n Jo hn Ra g a n – T

N Ge ne ra l Asse mb ly

  • Mr. Bo b E

b y – SBE Vic e Cha ir

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PPS:

  • Dr. L

isa Ba rro n/ Dr. Pre ntic e Cha nd le r, Austin Pe a y

  • Dr. De b Bo yd , L

ipsc o mb

  • Dr. Ame lia Bro wn, UT
  • K

no xville

  • Dr. E

ric Cumming s, Cumb e rla nd

  • Dr. Ja so n Grisso m, Va nd e rb ilt
  • Dr. K

im Ha wkins, Ca rso n-Ne wma n

  • Mr. Ra nd a ll L

a ha nn, Na shville T e a c he r Re sid e nc y

  • Dr. Re ne e Murle y, UT
  • Cha tta no o g a
  • Dr. L

iz Se lf, Va nd e rb ilt

  • Da le L

ync h – T OSS

  • Sha ro n Ro b e rts/ Annie F

re e la nd – SCORE

  • Dr. Bro o k De nna rd Ro sse r – K

no xville Co unty Sc ho o ls

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Candidate Profile

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Percent with qualifying ACT, SAT,

  • r all 3 Praxis: CORE scores
  • Pre vio us va lue : 3 po ints
  • Ne w va lue : 0 po ints (re po rte d, b ut unsc o re d)
  • Ra tio na le :
  • Sta te Bo a rd po lic y spe c ifie s the minimum sc o re s ne e de d fo r a dmissio n to a n E

PP; c o mplia nc e with this po lic y is mo nito re d b y T DOE

  • We typic a lly o nly ha ve the se sc o re s fo r unde rg ra dua te c a ndida te s
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Percent of Racially & Ethnically Diverse Completers

  • Pre vio us va lue : 7 po ints
  • Ne w va lue : 10 po ints
  • Ra tio na le :
  • Ac c o rding to a 2018 re po rt fro m T

DOE , stude nts o f c o lo r ma ke up 37 pe rc e nt o f T e nne sse e ’ s K

  • 12 stude nt po pula tio n, b ut o nly 13 pe rc e nt o f T

e nne sse e te a c he rs a re pe o ple o f c o lo r.

  • Re se a rc h indic a te s tha t a ra c ia lly a nd e thnic a lly dive rse te a c hing fo rc e c a n ha ve a

va rie ty o f po sitive impa c t o n stude nts, inc luding in the a re a s o f a c a de mic a c hie ve me nt, disc ipline , a nd so c ia l/ e mo tio na l de ve lo pme nt.

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Percent of High-Demand Endorsements

  • Curre nt va lue : 10 po ints
  • Pro po se d va lue : 10 po ints
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his me tric re c o g nize s a nd re wa rds E PPs tha t a re pre pa ring te a c he rs in the a re a s o f g re a te st ne e d.

  • SBE

will wo rk with T DOE to upda te the list o f hig h-de ma nd e ndo rse me nts a s ne e ds c ha ng e .

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Employment

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First-Year Employment in TN Public Schools

  • Curre nt va lue : 6 po ints
  • Pro po se d va lue : 0 po ints (re po rte d, b ut unsc o re d)
  • Ra tio na le :
  • Ra te o f e mplo yme nt in T

e nne sse e pub lic sc ho o ls va rie s g re a tly de pe nding o n the lo c a tio n a nd missio n o f e a c h E PP.

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he re is no fe a sib le wa y fo r us to tra c k o ut-o f-sta te o r priva te sc ho o l e mplo yme nt.

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DOE ’ s a nnua l re po rts o n E PPs (whic h a re use d to de te rmine pro g ra m a ppro va l) inc lude first-ye a r e mplo yme nt a s a n unsc o re d me tric .

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Retention

SE COND YE AR Curre nt va lue : 9 po ints Pro po se d va lue : 9 po ints Ra tio na le :

  • Curre nt po int va lue is a ppro pria te g ive n

the impo rta nc e o f this me tric

T HI RD YE AR Curre nt va lue : 0 po ints Pro po se d va lue : 6 po ints Ra tio na le :

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nc e ntivize E PPs to pre pa re te a c he rs with “sta ying po we r”

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Provider Impact

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Classroom Observation

SCORE OF 3+ Curre nt va lue : 6 po ints Pro po se d va lue : 9 po ints Ra tio na le :

  • A te a c he r sc o ring a t le ve l 3 is

c o nside re d to b e “me e ting e xpe c ta tio ns.”

SCORE OF 4+ Curre nt va lue : 9 po ints Pro po se d va lue : 6 po ints Ra tio na le :

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his is a hig h b a r fo r e a rly c a re e r te a c he rs to me e t.

  • We wa nt to e nc o ura g e E

PPs to a im fo r this hig h b a r with the ir c o mple te rs a nd re c o g nize the m whe n the y suc c e e d.

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Student Growth (TVAAS)

SCORE OF 3+ Curre nt va lue : 10 po ints Pro po se d va lue : 15 po ints Ra tio na le :

  • A te a c he r sc o ring a t le ve l 3 is

c o nside re d to b e “me e ting e xpe c ta tio ns.”

SCORE OF 4+ Curre nt va lue : 15 po ints Pro po se d va lue : 10 po ints Ra tio na le :

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his is a hig h b a r fo r e a rly c a re e r te a c he rs to me e t.

  • We wa nt to e nc o ura g e E

PPs to a im fo r this hig h b a r with the ir c o mple te rs a nd re c o g nize the m whe n the y suc c e e d.

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New Unscored Metrics

  • Satisfac tion data fr
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e nne sse e E duc ator Sur ve y

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N E duc a to r Surve y inc lude s a n “E a rly Ca re e r” mo dule fo r te a c he rs in the ir first thre e ye a rs o f te a c hing

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his ma y e ve ntua lly b e c o me a sc o re d me tric , b ut will b e unsc o re d this ye a r sinc e we a re re po rting it fo r the first time

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ate s on e dT PA and Pr axis Subje c t Asse ssme nts

  • Alre a dy inc lude d in Annua l Re po rts
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his ma y b e c o me a sc o re d me tric o nc e a ll re le va nt c o ho rts ha ve e dT PA re sults

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Performance Categories

PRE VI OUS VE RSI ON: 4 CAT E GORI E S NE W VE RSI ON: 3 CAT E GORI E S

Category Percent of Points Exceeds Expectations 80%-100% Meets Expectations 40%-79.9% Does Not Meet Expectations 0%-39.9% Category Percent of Points 4 80.1%-100% 3 60.1%-80% 2 40.1%-60% 1 0%-40%

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Why three categories?

  • Go a ls o f pe rfo rma nc e c a te g o rie s:
  • Ma ke me a ning ful distinc tio ns a mo ng E

PPs

  • Hig hlig ht to p pe rfo rme rs
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spe c ia lly fo r sma ll E PPs, ma king fine distinc tio ns a mo ng pro g ra ms tha t a re pe rfo rming in the middle o f the pa c k is diffic ult

  • Why a re we ma king this c ha ng e no w?
  • Sinc e we a re ma king c ha ng e s to ho w se ve ra l me tric s a re we ig hte d , c ha ng ing the

numb e r o f pe rfo rma nc e c a te g o rie s he lps a vo id fa lse e q uiva le nc ie s with pre vio us ye a rs’ re sults

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Performance Benchmarks

  • As in pre vio us ye a rs, e a c h me tric ha s b o th a floora nd a tar

ge t.

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PPs a t o r b e lo w the flo o r fo r a pa rtic ula r me tric will re c e ive 0 po ints fo r tha t me tric .

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PPs a t o r a b o ve the ta rg e t fo r a pa rtic ula r me tric will re c e ive full po ints fo r tha t me tric .

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PPs b e twe e n the flo o r a nd the ta rg e t will re c e ive a pro po rtio na l a mo unt o f po ints.

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  • me e t e xpe c tations o n a me tric , a n E

PP must re c e ive a t le a st 40% o f po ssib le po ints.

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  • e xc e e d e xpe c tations o n a me tric , a n E

PP must re c e ive a t le a st 80% o f po ssib le po ints.

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How are benchmarks set?

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n pre vio us ye a rs, the flo o r a nd ta rg e t fo r e a c h me tric we re b a se d o n pe rc e ntile s. T he pe rc e ntile s we re se t in 2016 a nd ha ve no t b e e n re se t sinc e the n, so a ll E PPs c o uld sho w impro ve me nt.

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  • r the 2019 Re po rt Ca rd, we use d 3- ye ar

ave r age s (no t inc luding the c urre nt

ye a r) to se t pe rfo rma nc e b e nc hma rks. T he se a ve ra g e s we re ro unde d to pro duc e the fina l b e nc hma rks sho wn o n the ne xt slide .

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Performance Benchmarks

Metric Floor (minimum to receive points) Meets Expectations Exceeds Expectations Target (maximum points) Percent of racially & ethnically diverse completers 0% 12% 24% 30% Percent of high-demand endorsements 5% 17% 29% 35% Second-year retention 80% 86% 92% 95% Third-year retention 60% 68% 76% 80% Observation 3+ 80% 86% 92% 95% Observation 4+ 35% 47% 59% 65% Student Growth 3+ 45% 55% 65% 70% Student Growth 4+ 10% 20% 30% 35%

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Next Steps

  • Sha re ne w sc o ring fra me wo rk with sta ke ho lde rs
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DOE E duc a to r Upda te

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PP Org a niza tio ns (e .g ., T ACT E , T I CUA)

  • Cre a te a c o mmunic a tio ns pla n to pub lic ize the Re po rt Ca rd re le a se
  • Re por

t Car d L aunc h: F e b. 15, 2020

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Questions?

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Middle School Math Licensure Assessments

AMY O WEN

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Current Status of Middle Grades Math Assessments

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n 2017, the Sta te Bo a rd c o nve ne d a g ro up o f K

  • 12 a nd hig he r e duc a tio n

fa c ulty to re vie w a va ila b le lic e nsure a sse ssme nts in the a re a o f ma th.

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he e duc a to rs re c o mme nde d tra nsitio ning fro m the Pr

axis Middle Gr ade s Math

a sse ssme nt to the Pe ar

son NE S Middle Gr ade s and E ar ly Se c ondar y Math

a sse ssme nt due to tig hte r a lig nme nt to T N ma th sta nda rds.

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he y a lso re c o mme nde d tha t the NE S a sse ssme nt a llo w e duc a to rs to te a c h up thro ug h Alg e b ra 1/ I nte g ra te d Ma th 1, in a dditio n to middle g ra de s ma th.

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his c ha ng e wa s pha se d in a nd wa s a c c e pte d in Oc t. 2018.

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EPPs Identifying Challenges with Pearson NES Exam

  • Se ve ra l E

PPs, inc luding tho se a c hie ving the to p c a te g o rie s o n the SBE E duc a to r Pre pa ra tio n Re po rt Ca rd, ha ve indic a te d lo w pa ss ra te s o n the Pe a rso n NE S e xa m fo r the ir c a ndida te s.

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PPs fo c us the ir pro g ra mming fo r this e ndo rse me nt a re a o n middle g ra de s-le ve l ma th a nd no t ne c e ssa rily e a rly se c o nda ry-le ve l, whic h is a lso c o ve re d o n the Pe a rso n NE S a sse ssme nt.

  • Witho ut re me dia tio n, this c ha lle ng e c o uld le a d to inc re a se d sho rta g e s o f middle

g ra de s ma th te a c he rs.

  • SBE

lic e nsure rule s ha ve no t ye t b e e n upda te d to a llo w pa ssing the Pe a rso n NE S e xa m to a llo w c a ndida te s to te a c h Alg e b ra 1/ I nte g ra te d Ma th 1.

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Proposed Solution

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  • r hig h sc ho o l ma th a sse ssme nts, the SBE

a ppro ve d b o th the Pra xis a nd Pe a rso n NE S a sse ssme nts b a se d o n the 2017 re vie w.

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ha t de c isio n wa s b a se d o n the hig h rig o r o f b o th te sts, tho ug h the Pe a rso n NE S te st wa s a g a in b e tte r-a lig ne d to T N ma th sta nda rds.

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his dua l-o ptio n pa thwa y ma y e a se so me te a c he r sho rta g e s in hig h sc ho o l ma th a nd a ssist e duc a to rs fro m o the r sta te s tha t re q uire the Pe a rso n NE S se rie s in mo re e a sily

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N lic e nse s.

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he re fo re , SBE sta ff pro po se a dding the Pra xis Middle Gra de s Ma th a sse ssme nt b a c k into the Pro fe ssio na l Asse ssme nts Po lic y 5.105 a s a n o ptio n fo r c a ndida te s pursuing middle g ra de s ma th lic e nsure , in a dditio n to le a ving the Pe a rso n NE S

  • ptio n in pla c e .
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Questions

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Educator Licensure and Preparation Updates

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  • Upcoming licensure recommendations

– Out of State applicants – Professional License – Teaching Reading Assessment – Early Childhood endorsements – Licensure policy alignment to rule

  • Updates to Permit and Waiver process
  • Stakeholder feedback

– Continued engagement with HR directors and directors of schools – TASPA Kitchen Cabinet

Licensure Updates

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  • Comprehensive Reviews

– Use of TNCR rubric – Training – Next steps for fall reviews

  • Annual Reports

Preparation Updates

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