PowerPoint Presentations and Papers Presented at AACTE

January 25 in New Orleans

 Symposium Title

More Than a Baker's Dozen:  What Teacher Educators at Four Institutions Have Learned in Three Years of Experience Using Teacher Work Samples

 Presenters

  • Vickie Robinson - University of Northern Iowa

  • Jane Rudden, Donna Topping, Sandra Huffman - Millersville University

  • Toby Daniel - Western Kentucky University

  •  Betty Jo Simmons and Nicole Fahey - Longwood University

 Time

7:45 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.

 Room

Grand Salon, Section 10, Street Level

 PowerPoint Presentation

More Than a Baker's Dozen:  What Teacher Educators at Four Institutions Have Learned in Three Years of Experience Using Teacher Work Samples by Vickie Robinson, Donna Topping, Sandra Huffman, Toby Daniel, Betty Jo Simmons, Nicole Fahey, and Barbara Burch  (Size: 4,587.51KB (4,702,720 bytes), Number of Slides:  91).

 Papers

"Have you ever eaten a ground hog (cookie)?" invitation to TWS Ground Hog Celebration on February 3, 2003

 Symposium Title

Evidence of Teacher Work Sample Impact on P-12 Student Learning, Teacher Performance and Teacher Preparation Programs

 Presenters

  •  Phil Bennett - Emporia State University

  •  Laurie Katz - Middle Tennessee State University

  • Tony Norman - Western Kentucky University

  • Peter Denner - Idaho State University

 Time

10:30 a.m. - 11:45 a.m.

 Room

Grand Salon, Section 9, Street Level

 PowerPoint Presentation

 Papers

None

 Symposium Title

Structures and Processes Essential to the Development of a Performance Assessment and Unit Accountability System:  What Six Renaissance Partnership Institutions Have Learned in Their Quest to Address NCATE Standard 2

 Presenters

  •  Sam Evans, Western Kentucky University

  •  Patty Whitfield - Longwood University

  •  Tammie Brown - Middle Tennessee State University

  • Bennett Berhow - Millersville University

  • Emerson Elliott - NCATE

 Time

12:30 p.m. - 1:45 p.m.

 Room

Grand Salon, Section 19, Street Level

 PowerPoint Presentation

Structures and Processes Essential to the Development of a Performance Assessment and Unit Accountability System. (Size: 6913.50KB (7079424 bytes), Number of Slides: 58) 

 Papers

"Structures and Processes Essential to the Development of a Performance Assessment and Unit Accountability System:  What Renaissance Partnership Institutions Have Learned in Their Quest to Address NCATE Standard 2" Size: 102.00KB (104448 bytes)

 Symposium Title

Mentoring Structures and Processes that Produce High Levels of Performance in Teacher Candidates

 Presenters

  • Julie Birdsong and Jack Newsome - Idaho State University

  • Toby Daniel - Western Kentucky University

  • Lillie West - Millersville University

 Time

3:15 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.

 Room

Grand Salon, Section 10, Street Level

 PowerPoint Presentation

Mentoring Structures and Processes that Produce High Levels of Performance in Teacher Candidates (Size: 543.00KB (556032 bytes), Number of Slides: 64).

 Papers

None