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Defining \Highly Qualified Teachers\: What Does \Scientifically-Based Research\ Actually Tell Us?
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Youngs, Peter
, Darling-Hammond, Linda
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Academic Achievement
/ Alternative Teacher Certification
/ Assessment centers
/ Certification
/ Classrooms
/ Educational evaluation
/ Educational Research
/ Elementary Secondary Education
/ Language teachers
/ Mathematics education
/ Mathematics teachers
/ Outcomes of Education
/ Performance appraisal
/ Preservice Teacher Education
/ Quality
/ Research News and Comment
/ Science teachers
/ Scientific Research
/ Speech skills
/ Students
/ Studies
/ Subject Content Knowledge
/ Teacher Certification
/ Teacher Competencies
/ Teacher education
/ Teacher Education Programs
/ Teacher Effectiveness
/ Teacher Persistence
/ Teacher Qualifications
/ Teachers
/ Teaching
/ Urban Schools
/ Verbal Ability
2002
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Defining \Highly Qualified Teachers\: What Does \Scientifically-Based Research\ Actually Tell Us?
by
Youngs, Peter
, Darling-Hammond, Linda
in
Academic Achievement
/ Alternative Teacher Certification
/ Assessment centers
/ Certification
/ Classrooms
/ Educational evaluation
/ Educational Research
/ Elementary Secondary Education
/ Language teachers
/ Mathematics education
/ Mathematics teachers
/ Outcomes of Education
/ Performance appraisal
/ Preservice Teacher Education
/ Quality
/ Research News and Comment
/ Science teachers
/ Scientific Research
/ Speech skills
/ Students
/ Studies
/ Subject Content Knowledge
/ Teacher Certification
/ Teacher Competencies
/ Teacher education
/ Teacher Education Programs
/ Teacher Effectiveness
/ Teacher Persistence
/ Teacher Qualifications
/ Teachers
/ Teaching
/ Urban Schools
/ Verbal Ability
2002
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Defining \Highly Qualified Teachers\: What Does \Scientifically-Based Research\ Actually Tell Us?
by
Youngs, Peter
, Darling-Hammond, Linda
in
Academic Achievement
/ Alternative Teacher Certification
/ Assessment centers
/ Certification
/ Classrooms
/ Educational evaluation
/ Educational Research
/ Elementary Secondary Education
/ Language teachers
/ Mathematics education
/ Mathematics teachers
/ Outcomes of Education
/ Performance appraisal
/ Preservice Teacher Education
/ Quality
/ Research News and Comment
/ Science teachers
/ Scientific Research
/ Speech skills
/ Students
/ Studies
/ Subject Content Knowledge
/ Teacher Certification
/ Teacher Competencies
/ Teacher education
/ Teacher Education Programs
/ Teacher Effectiveness
/ Teacher Persistence
/ Teacher Qualifications
/ Teachers
/ Teaching
/ Urban Schools
/ Verbal Ability
2002
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Defining \Highly Qualified Teachers\: What Does \Scientifically-Based Research\ Actually Tell Us?
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Defining \Highly Qualified Teachers\: What Does \Scientifically-Based Research\ Actually Tell Us?
2002
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Discusses research used to support findings from the U.S. Secretary of Education's report, \"Meeting the Highly Qualified Teacher Challenge,\" and suggests that different conclusions would derive from a well-grounded rendering of the evidence. Examines four propositions (among them, teachers who have completed teacher education programs are academically weak and underprepared for their jobs, and verbal ability and subject matter knowledge are the most important components of teacher effectiveness.) (Contains references.) (SM)
Publisher
American Educational Research Association,Sage Publications
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