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Ramirez, Al; Clouse, Wendi; Davis, Kristyn White – Management in Education, 2014
This article is a report of a study that used data from multiple sources to explore the hypothesis that systemic barriers inherent in Colorado's teacher evaluation policies often contribute to ineffective teacher evaluations across the state. Data were collected from extant studies, focus groups, and surveys of teachers, site administrators/head…
Descriptors: Teacher Evaluation, Hypothesis Testing, Policy Analysis, State Policy
Lockard, Steven A. – ProQuest LLC, 2013
Preparing students to be college or career ready in the 21st Century starts with the foundational skills they acquire in elementary school. Elementary school principals must work to ensure that, not only do they have a belief in their own abilities to provide this foundation, but that their school improvement efforts are reflected in the results…
Descriptors: Self Efficacy, Principals, Reading Achievement, Administrator Attitudes
Hirt, Joan B.; Schneiter, Steven R.; Amelink, Catherine T. – College Student Affairs Journal, 2005
This study examined the nature of relationships and rewards for student affairs administrators at liberal arts colleges (LACs). Forty-three student affairs administrators from LACs participated in five focus groups. Results indicate that administrators tend to spend most of their time with students, followed try other student affairs…
Descriptors: Focus Groups, Rewards, Student Personnel Workers, Liberal Arts