Educational Researcher (ER)
Vol. 44, n°2, 3/2015
Value Added Meets the Schools: The Effects of Using Test-Based Teacher Evaluation on the Work of Teachers and Leaders
Editors’ Introduction: The Use of Teacher Value-Added Measures in
Schools: New Evidence, Unanswered Questions, and Future Prospects,
Douglas N. Harris and Carolyn D. Herrington
Using Student Test Scores to Measure Teacher Performance: Some
Problems in the Design and Implementation of Evaluation Systems, Dale
Ballou and Matthew G. Springer
Exploring the Potential of Value-Added Performance Measures to Affect the Quality of the Teacher Workforce, Dan Goldhaber
Make Room Value Added: Principals’ Human Capital Decisions and the
Emergence of Teacher Observation Data, Ellen Goldring, Jason A. Grissom,
Mollie Rubin, Christine M. Neumerski, Marisa Cannata, Timothy Drake,
and Patrick Schuermann
Teacher Perspectives on Evaluation Reform: Chicago’s REACH Students, Jennie Y. Jiang, Susan E. Sporte, and Stuart Luppescu
Will VAMS Reinforce the Walls of the Egg-Crate School?, Susan Moore Johnson
The Value in Value Added Depends on the Ecology, Henry Braun
Can Value Added Add Value to Teacher Evaluation?, Linda Darling-Hammond
Value Added: A Case Study in the Mismatch Between Education Research and Policy, Stephen W. Raudenbush
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