Table of Contents
TABLES*
Number
Overview/ Standard. Element
Table Name
Page
Overview
Academic Rank of Unit Full-Time Professional Education Faculty: Fall 2006
3
Fall 2006 Professional Programs in the Unit and Review Status
4-5
I.1
HEA – Title II Aggregate and Summary Institution-Level Pass-Rate Data
13
Assessment of Capstone Internship: Content Knowledge
Assessment of Capstone Internship: SPA-Specific Standards
14
Assessment of Capstone INTASC-aligned Portfolio by P-16 Reviewers: Content Knowledge
Graduating Interns’ Ratings of Program Effectiveness: Content Knowledge
One Year after Graduation, Graduates’ Rating of Program Effectiveness: Content Knowledge
Three Years after Graduation, Graduates’ Rating of Program Effectiveness: Content Knowledge
Employer Survey Ratings of Graduates’ First Year Performance: Content Knowledge
Content Knowledge for Continuing Preparation of Teachers
16
Assessment of ECED and ELED Capstone Internships: Content Knowledge
17
Assessment of ECED and ELED Capstone Internships: SPA-Specific Content Standards: Combined F05 and S06 Mean Scores
Graduates’ Assessment of Math and Science Proficiency
ISTC 301 Instructional Plan for Practical Teaching Experience
18
Assessment of Capstone INTASC-aligned Portfolio by P-16 Reviewers: Required Artifact Documenting Impact on Student Learning During Internship
Assessment of Preparation for MD Accountability in Advanced Programs
I.2
Content Knowledge for Other School Personnel
21
Licensure Test Pass-Rates
I.3
Assessment of Capstone Internship: Pedagogical Content Knowledge
23
Assessment of Capstone INTASC-aligned Portfolio by P-16 Reviewers: Pedagogical Content Knowledge
Graduating Interns’ Assessment of Program Effectiveness: Pedagogical Content Knowledge
One Year after Graduation, Graduates’ Assessment of Program Effectiveness: Pedagogical Content Knowledge
24
Three Years after Graduation, Graduates’ Ratings of Program Effectiveness: Pedagogical Content Knowledge
Employer Survey Assessment of Graduates’ First-Year Performance: Pedagogical Content Knowledge
Professional and Pedagogical Knowledge for Continuing Preparation of Teachers
Technology for Continuing Preparation of Teachers
Assessment of ELED Capstone Internship: ACEI Reading Proficiency
25
ECED: Percent Competent in MSDE Approved Reading Courses
SCED: Performance on Content Area Reading Improvement Project, Fall 2006/Spring 2007
MTTS and Professional Education Coursework
26
MTTS and Key Assessments
I.4
Primary Alignment of Professional and Pedagogical Knowledge and Skills with Professional Core Requirements and INTASC Principles
28
Assessment of Capstone Internship by Mentor Teachers
27
Assessment of Capstone Internship by University Supervisors
Assessment of Capstone INTASC-aligned Portfolio by P-16 Reviewers
Graduating Interns’ Ratings of Program Effectiveness
One Year after Graduation, Graduates’ Ratings of Program Effectiveness
Three Years after Graduation, Graduates’ Ratings of Program Effectiveness
Employer Ratings of Graduates’ First Year Performance
HEA – Title II Aggregate and Summary Institution-Level Pass-Rate Data: Professional Knowledge/Pedagogy
29
Assessment of Professional and Pedagogical Knowledge for Continuing Preparation of Teachers
30
I.5
Professional and Pedagogical Knowledge and Skills for Other School Personnel
31
Technology for Other School Personnel
I.6
Assessment of the Essential Dispositions for Educators: Initial and Advanced Preparation
32
Assessment of Capstone Internship by Mentor Teachers and University Supervisors: Dispositions-Related INTASC Principles
33
Assessment of Capstone INTASC-aligned Portfolio by P-16 Reviewers: Dispositions-Related INTASC Principles
Graduating Interns’ Ratings of Program Effectiveness: Dispositions-Related INTASC Principles
Post-Graduate and Employers’ Ratings of Program Effectiveness: Dispositions-Related INTASC Principles
I.7
Assessment of Capstone Internship: Understanding and Use of Assessment to Prove and Improve Learning
34
Graduating Interns’ Assessment of Program Effectiveness: Use of Assessment to Prove and Improve Learning
One Year after Graduation, Graduates’ Assessment of Program Effectiveness: Use of Assessment to Prove and Improve Learning
35
Three Years after Graduation, Graduates’ Assessment of Program Effectiveness: Use of Assessment to Prove and Improve Learning
Employer Survey Assessment of Graduates’ First Year Performance: Use of Assessment to Prove and Improve Learning
Assessments that Demonstrate Impact on Student Learning for Continuing Preparation of Teachers
I.8
Evidence of Student Learning for Other School Personnel
36
II.2
Unit Assessment System – Operational Plan
45-46
Unit Data Collection Timeline
46
III.1
Representative Partners and Selected Contributions
53
III.2
Field Experiences and Clinical Practice by Program (Initial Preparation)
55-57
Program-Specific Field Experiences and Clinical Practice (Continuing Preparation)
57
III.3
Candidates Eligible for and Completing the Capstone Clinical Experience
62
Primary Alignment of Diversity Proficiencies to Standards
64
IV.1
Assessment of Capstone Internship by Mentor Teachers and University Supervisors: Diversity-related INTASC Principles
67
Program Evaluations by Graduating Interns: Diversity-Related INTASC Principles
Assessment of Capstone Portfolio by P-16 Reviewers: Diversity-Related INTASC Principles
Evaluation of Program Effectiveness One Year after Graduation: Diversity-Related INTASC Principles
Evaluation of Program Effectiveness Three Years after Graduation: Diversity-Related INTASC Principles
Ratings of Program’s Effectiveness in Diversity Preparation, One Year after Graduation
Employer Survey Ratings of Graduates’ First Year Performance: Diversity-Related INTASC Principles
68
Assessments that Demonstrate Diversity Proficiencies: Advanced Programs
IV.2
Fall 06 Unit and University Faculty Demographics
69
IV.3
Candidate Demographics: Fall 2006
70
Minority Graduates for Initial Certification from Maryland Approved Education Programs (Source: MSDE; latest data available as of 6/4/07)
71
IV.4
Diversity of the Baltimore and Washington Metropolitan Areas’ School Systems, Fall 2006
76
Candidates’ Evaluation of Field and Clinical Experiences with Diverse and Inclusive Populations
77
Off-Campus Reading Clinic in Baltimore City Public Schools: Demographics
V.1
Overview of Appropriate Terminal Degrees
80
V.3
Scholarship: Professional Education Unit FNIPQ Data
84
Professional Education Unit Grants and Contracts FY 04-FY 07
V.4
Service: Professional Education Unit FNIPQ Data
85
V.7
Examples of Focused Professional Development Activities
88
VI.2
Towson University Total Operating Budget
91
Academic Affairs Budget and Professional Education Enrollments
92