Lessons Learned from the Teacher Effectiveness Initiative
We launched the Teacher Effectiveness Initiative (TEI) in 2009 and conducted a midterm evaluation of how things were going.
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May 7, 2014
We launched the Teacher Effectiveness Initiative (TEI) in 2009, with the goal of preparing and placing 25,000 new, effective teachers within our service region by 2020. Four years into this 10-year, $40 million initiative, we hired an independent evaluator, the Improve Group, to conduct a midterm evaluation to report on progress and challenges thus far.
Their review was conducted through interviews and focus groups with individuals from our higher education partner institutions, their teacher candidates and K-12 partners, and initiative coaches from FHI360. This learning paper summarizes our learning from the report, and highlights implications for the initiative going forward.
Download the learning paper (PDF).
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