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Curtis, Rachel – Aspen Institute, 2013
Given the newly refined ability to distinguish between teachers and their effectiveness, and the imperative brought on by the Common Core standards (CCSS) to deliver instruction at a more sophisticated level, it is no longer reasonable or tenable to keep treating teachers the same. Instead, school systems should provide their highest-performing…
Descriptors: Teacher Effectiveness, Educational Change, Teacher Leadership, Change Strategies
Curtis, Rachel – Aspen Institute, 2013
Given the newly refined ability to distinguish between teachers and their effectiveness, and the imperative brought on by the Common Core standards (CCSS) to deliver instruction at a more sophisticated level, it is no longer reasonable or tenable to keep treating teachers the same. Instead, school systems should provide their highest-performing…
Descriptors: Teacher Effectiveness, Educational Change, Teacher Leadership, Leadership Role
Curtis, Rachel; Wiener, Ross – Aspen Institute, 2012
Teacher evaluation has emerged as a key strategy for improving student outcomes in public education. The rationale is compelling: teachers vary widely in their effectiveness, and evaluation systems need to identify and address this variation. Performance evaluations have historically been largely perfunctory: no meaningful feedback is provided, no…
Descriptors: Teacher Evaluation, Public School Teachers, Goal Orientation, Faculty Development
Curtis, Rachel – Aspen Institute, 2012
The first two goals of "Teaching Our Way to the Top, the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Public Schools" (CMS) Strategic Plan 2014,--Effective Teaching and Leadership and Performance Management--make clear that the district's top two priorities are ensuring excellent instruction districtwide and creating a performance culture organized on the principles of…
Descriptors: Teacher Evaluation, Evaluation Methods, Public Schools, School Districts
Curtis, Rachel – Aspen Institute, 2012
Hillsborough County Public Schools has launched a teacher evaluation system that has attracted attention from educators and policy makers across the country. Centralized, collaborative, communications-driven and adaptable are key characteristics of Hillsborough's approach. The system consists of two main components: observation of instruction and…
Descriptors: Public Schools, Test Results, Teacher Evaluation, Administrative Organization
Curtis, Rachel – Aspen Institute, 2011
After spending decades introducing curriculum and instructional programs with little to show in the way of student achievement results, the District of Columbia Public Schools (DCPS), under the leadership of Chancellor Michelle Rhee, decided to shift its focus. Emphasizing what to teach had yielded few results. Dogged by its standing as perhaps…
Descriptors: Urban Schools, Public Schools, School Districts, School Administration
Curtis, Rachel – Aspen Institute, 2011
Teachers are the single most important school-related factor in students' learning, and improving student learning is the single most important goal at Achievement First (AF), a fast-growing public charter school network in the Northeast. To achieve this goal, the AF team has worked to establish a common understanding of effective instructional…
Descriptors: Teaching (Occupation), Job Performance, Teacher Effectiveness, Reliability


