Tear Down This Wall: The Case for a Radical Overhaul of Teacher Certification.
By Frederick M. Hess. 2002
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- Models and Measures of Beginning Teacher Quality (2006, methodology): “Drawing on analyses of a subset of teacher quality studies in which student outcomes were used as a dependent variable (Hess, 2001; Walsh, 2001), the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB; 2001) challenged traditional concepts of good teaching by emphasizing content mastery and verbal ability and downplayi”
- An Evaluation of Teachers Trained through Different Routes to Certification. Final Report. NCEE 2009-4043. (2009, background): “Some critics contend that the coursework required by TC (and some AC) programs is excessive and unnecessarily burdensome (Finn 2003; Hess 2001), providing little benefit while discouraging 11 Throughout the report we use “AC” to denote alternative routes to certification programs and “TC” to denote…”
- The value added by teacher education (2008, background): “There is, among those outside the teacher education community, a general skepticism about the merit and value of courses taken in teacher education programs per se (Conant, 1963; Damerell, 1985; Hess, 2001; Kramer, 1991; Labaree, 2004; Lagemann, 1999).”