The effects on student mathematics achievement of academy versus institute models of teacher professional development
Document Type
Poster
Conference Title
Annual Meeting of the American Educational Research Association
Organization
American Educational Research Association
Location
Vancouver, BC, Canada
Conference Dates
April 13-17, 2012
Date of Presentation
4-15-2012
Abstract
Evaluation research findings are presented based on student data collected after the Mathematics in the Early Grades (MEG) Improving Teacher Quality project had carried out professional development training during two summers and provided coaching for two academic years. Because the study was purposefully designed to allow investigation of whether the type of professional development (PD) the MEG teacher participated in during the second summer (Academy versus Institute) resulted in differential student performance, these results based on both project-specific measures and standardized state tests of mathematical achievement are highlighted. The methodological challenges of executing a study such as this and well as implications for those who both provide and utilize professional development services are discussed.
Recommended Citation
Hackett, Rachelle K.; Bercaw, Lynne A.; Ciancetta, Matthew; Berglund, Jorgen; Stephens, Giovanna; and Ross, Sharon H., "The effects on student mathematics achievement of academy versus institute models of teacher professional development" (2012). Benerd College Faculty Presentations. 231.
https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/ed-facpres/231
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