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ERIC ED361389: Video-Based Teacher Performance Assessment: Innovati...
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The New York State Education Department is currently
developing an innovative and comprehensive system for
teacher certification assessment. One component is the
Assessment of Teaching Skills-Performance (ATS-P), a
video-based performance assessment for which teachers
would prepare and submit a videotape of their instruction
for evaluation by permanently certified New York State
teachers. The development of the ATS-P is traced, and
plans for its future application are discussed. An early
feasibility study, conducted by the project developer,
National Evaluation Systems, Inc., examined the basic
technical issues by videotaping several public school
teachers at work. This study indicated that basic video
equipment used without special training could make tapes
with a high level of quality. In a Phase 2 study, the
ability of teachers to produce videotapes was
ascertained. A third component of the feasibility study
examined the ability of teachers to score videotaped
performance consistently. The results of all three
studies indicate the feasibility of using videotape
recordings in teacher evaluation. Some preliminary
policies for administration of the ATS-P have been
developed. Although many development activities remain,
the ATS-P is on its way to providing a reliable
assessment of teacher performance. (Contains 2
references.) (SLD)
Date Published: 2014-10-21 16:38:40
Identifier: ERIC_ED361389
Item Size: 8396817
Language: english
Media Type: texts
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