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Goldhaber, Dan – Center for American Progress, 2010
The formula is simple: Highly effective teachers equal student academic success. Yet, the physics of American education is anything but. Thus, the question facing education reformers is how can teacher effectiveness be accurately measured in order to improve the teacher workforce? Given the demand for objective, quantitative measures of teacher…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Teacher Effectiveness, Models, Merit Pay
McCaffrey, Daniel F.; Han, Bing; Lockwood, J. R. – National Center on Performance Incentives, 2008
A key component to the new wave of performance-based pay initiatives is the use of student achievement data to evaluate teacher performance. As greater amounts of student achievement data are being collected, researchers have been developing and applying innovative statistical and econometric models to longitudinal data to develop measures of an…
Descriptors: Teaching (Occupation), Elementary Secondary Education, Assignments, Models
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Weistroffer, H. Roland; Spinelli, Michael A.; Canavos, George C.; Fuhs, F. Paul – Economics of Education Review, 2001
U.S. college faculty salaries are based on merit and market factors, not a fixed scale. This article proposes a structural model for faculty performance evaluation that considers quality and quantity of output in teaching, scholarship, and service, awarding merit pay in proportion to an instructor's contribution to overall departmental…
Descriptors: College Faculty, Evaluation Methods, Higher Education, Job Performance