The purpose of the National Awards Program for Effective Teacher Preparation is to promote excellence in teaching and teacher preparation. Applicants must adequately document three types of evidence (formative, summative, and confirming) that, taken together, demonstrate their graduates are able to help all K-12 students (including students in regular education, students in special education, students from diverse backgrounds, and students with limited English proficiency) improve their learning. All three types of evidence are necessary for an application to proceed beyond the first stage of review. Applications that advance beyond stage two of the review process (i.e., those of the highest quality) will be those that provide compelling evidence from multiple indicators or measures collected for a period of two or more years.
For further information contact:
Sharon Horn
Office of Educational Research and Improvement
U.S. Department of Education
555 New Jersey Avenue NW, Room 506e
Washington DC 20208-5644
Phone (202) 219-2203
FAX (202)219-2198
Email sharon.horn@ed.gov.
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