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Educator Preparation Quality and Performance Measures Teacher Licensure Exams To qualify for an initial teaching license in Ohio, candidates must successfully pass teacher licensure exams. The Ohio Assessments for Educators (OAE) exams measure professional (pedagogical) knowledge and the subject-specific content area knowledge of candidates. Marietta’s education department has constructed its curriculum and clinical experiences to ensure that our teacher candidates excel on these assessments. Marietta College has a 100% pass rate on teacher licensure exams demonstrating our program completers are prepared to meet licensing and state requirements. The average score for our program completers is typically above the state average on these exams. OAE Content Exams – Data for 2014-15 through 2016-17 OAE Assessment of Professional Knowledge – Data for 2014-15 through 2016-17 License Program N Pass Rate Marietta Mean State Mean Early Childhood Education 20 100% 251.1 244.1 Intervention Specialist, Mild/Moderate 10 100% 252.8 242.9 Middle Childhood 10 100% 252.8 242.9 AYA English Language Arts 3 100% 257.3 254.2 AYA Mathematics 3 100% 277 254.2 AYA Social Studies 3 100% 263 254.2 AYA Science <3 100% License Program N Pass Rate Marietta Mean State Mean Early Childhood Education 20 100% 251.6 251.1 Intervention Specialist, Mild/Moderate 13 100% 249.4 241.5 Middle Childhood Language Arts 6 100% 242.8 237.6 Middle Childhood Mathematics 7 100% 245.4 230.9 Middle Childhood Science 6 100% 249 233.9 Middle Childhood Social Studies 4 100% 228.8 227.6 AYA English Language Arts 3 100% 242 241.1 AYA Mathematics 3 100% 242 236.5 AYA Social Studies 3 100% 245 232.4 AYA Science <3 100%

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EducatorPreparationQualityandPerformanceMeasuresTeacherLicensureExamsToqualifyforaninitialteachinglicenseinOhio,candidatesmustsuccessfullypassteacherlicensureexams.TheOhioAssessmentsforEducators(OAE)examsmeasureprofessional(pedagogical)knowledgeandthesubject-specificcontentareaknowledgeofcandidates.Marietta’seducationdepartmenthasconstructeditscurriculumandclinicalexperiencestoensurethatourteachercandidatesexcelontheseassessments.MariettaCollegehasa100%passrateonteacherlicensureexamsdemonstratingourprogramcompletersarepreparedtomeetlicensingandstaterequirements.Theaveragescoreforourprogramcompletersistypicallyabovethestateaverageontheseexams.OAEContentExams–Datafor2014-15through2016-17

OAEAssessmentofProfessionalKnowledge–Datafor2014-15through2016-17

LicenseProgram N PassRate MariettaMean

StateMean

EarlyChildhoodEducation 20 100% 251.1 244.1InterventionSpecialist,Mild/Moderate 10 100% 252.8 242.9MiddleChildhood 10 100% 252.8 242.9AYAEnglishLanguageArts 3 100% 257.3 254.2AYAMathematics 3 100% 277 254.2AYASocialStudies 3 100% 263 254.2AYAScience <3 100%

LicenseProgram N PassRate MariettaMean StateMeanEarlyChildhoodEducation 20 100% 251.6 251.1InterventionSpecialist,Mild/Moderate 13 100% 249.4 241.5MiddleChildhoodLanguageArts 6 100% 242.8 237.6MiddleChildhoodMathematics 7 100% 245.4 230.9MiddleChildhoodScience 6 100% 249 233.9MiddleChildhoodSocialStudies 4 100% 228.8 227.6AYAEnglishLanguageArts 3 100% 242 241.1AYAMathematics 3 100% 242 236.5AYASocialStudies 3 100% 245 232.4AYAScience <3 100%

Title II Report on the Quality of Teacher Preparation

Title II of the Higher Education Act requires states and teacher preparation institutions to submit annual reports on the quality of teacher preparation. The Title II Report on the Quality of Teacher Education is prepared and submitted annually by the Hiram College Education Department. The federal report contains information from the 50 states and territories. From this page, users can access Ohio’s current and past state reports, as well as required data from each provider.

CAEP Annual Reporting Measures

CAEP(CouncilfortheAccreditationofEducatorPreparation)haseightannualreportingmeasures,whichareusedtoprovideinformationtothepubliconprogramimpactandprogramoutcomes.TheCAEPmeasureswithlinkstosupportingevidenceforeachmeasureareasfollows:Measure1:CompleterImpactonStudentLearning–OhioValue-AddedRatingsAcomponentofOhio’sAccountabilitysystem,value-addedcalculations,utilizedatafromstatetestedsubjectsandgradestomeasurestudentgrowth.DataisprovidedtoinstitutionsofhighereducationbythestateforgraduatesintheOhioResidentEducatorProgramwhoareteachingvalue-addedsubjectsofreadingandmathematicsingradesfourthrougheight.Thetablebelowshowsresultsfor2015and2016.

2016DATAcomparedtoStateDataInitialLicensureEffectiveYears:2012,2013,2014,2015

Associated Value-Added Classifications EmployedasTeachers

Teachers with

Value-Added

Most Effective

Above Average

Average Approaching Average

Least Effective

Marietta49

Marietta*

24

n=14%

n=14%

n=1042%

n=417%

n=833%

State12,655

State**4,259

n=83320%

n=3899%

n=139433%

n=57514%

n=106825%

2015DATAInitialLicensureEffectiveYears:2011,2012,2013,2014

EmployedasTeachers

Teachers with

Value-Added

Most Effective

Above Average

Average Approaching Average

Least Effective

Marietta46

Marietta20

n=525%

n=210%

n=945%

n=315%

n=15%

State10,992

State**3,496

n=70720%

n=3149%

n=104330%

n=49514%

n=93737%

AYALangArts

1 n=1

AYAMathematics

3 n=266%

n=133%

EarlyChildhood

7 n=229%

n=114%

n=343%

n=114%

InterventionSpecialist

6 n=117%

n=467%

n=117%

MiddleChildhood

3 n=133%

n=133%

n=133%

Measure2:IndicatorsofTeachingEffectiveness–OTESDataforRecentGraduates

TheOhioTeacherEvaluationSystem(OTES)collectsdataforallteachersemployedinOhiopublicschools.DistrictsuseOTEStomonitoreducatorperformanceandstudentgrowthmeasures.FrameworkUsedfortheOTESRatingforIndividualTeachers• 50%TeacherPerformanceonStandardsasRatedbyPrincipal/Supervisor(formalobservationand

classroomwalkthroughs/informalobservations)• 50%StudentGrowthMeasures-statevalue-addedassessmentorapprovedvendorassessmentfor

grades/subjectsnotmeasuredbystatevalue-addedorLEAmeasureifnoapprovedassessmentdataisavailable

FinalSummativeRatingCategories:

• Ineffective• Developing• Skilled• Accomplished

DataforRecentMariettaCollegeGraduatesTeachingintheOhioResidentEducatorProgramNote:Identifyingdataanddataonlicenseareasisnotprovided.

Licensed_Year N_Ineffective N_Developing N_Skilled N_Accomplished2012 <3 <3 6 52013 <3 <3 8 62014 <3 <3 10 <32015 <3 4 3 3

Measure3:ResultsofEmployerSurveysandEmploymentMilestonesEmployerSurveyData–asurveyofemployers’perceptionofthequalityofrecentMariettaCollegegraduatesSurveyofEmployers(2012-2015graduates)ComparisonwithStateMeansandEPPResponse

EPPSurvey=DatafromODHESurveysentbyMariettatoemployersofgraduatesfrom2012-2015ODHESurvey=DataforMariettafromsurveydistributedbyODHEtoprincipalsinOhiowith2012-15graduatesStateAverage=DataforallEPPsaggregatedfromODHESurveyofprincipals

Note:The2016surveystate-distributedsurveyremovedseveralitemsthatwereincludedinthesurveydistributedbytheEPP.

SurveyItem

MCgraduatesare...

EPPSurveyMean(n=12)

ODHESurveyMean(n=7)

StateAverageforODHESurveyforallOhioEPPs

1.well-preparedwithknowledgeofhowstudentslearn.

3.42 3.0 3.3

2.preparedtorecognizecharacteristicsofstudentswithdisabilitiesandat-riskstudentsinordertoplananddifferentiateinstruction.

3.17 2.86 3.02

3.highlevelsofknowledgeofcontentknowledge 3.33 3.43 3.354.useinstructionalstrategiesappropriatetocontentareas

3.17 3.14 3.24

5.createinterdisciplinarylinkstocontent 2.92 n/a n/a6.knowandaligngoalsandactivitieswithstateacademiccontentstandardsandcollegeandcareerreadinessstandards.

3.08 2.86 3.16

7.preparedtouseassessmentdatatoinforminstruction

2.92 2.71 2.99

8.preparedtouseeffectiveclassroommanagementstrategies

3.25 3.29 3.30

9.abletocommunicateclearlyandeffectively 3.25 3.14 3.2510.abletocommunicateeffectivelywithfamiliesandcaregivers.

3.20 n/a n/a

11.preparedtouseavarietyofdiagnostic,formative,andsummativeassessments.

3.0 2.57 3.04

12.familiarwithvalue-addedgrowthmeasures 2.70 n/a n/a13.knowanddemonstrateprofessionalethicsandconduct

3.50 3.14 3.33

14.understandstudents'diversecultures,languages,andbackgroundexperiences.

3.36 n/a n/a

15.usetechnologytoenhanceteachingandlearning 3.33 n/a n/a16.demonstratepositiveimpactonstudentacademicgrowth

3.33 n/a n/a

17.collaboratewithcolleagues 3.25 3.14 3.2618.preparedwiththeknowledgeandskillstosuccessfullyentertheOhioResidentEducatorProgram

3.83 n/a n/a

19.preparedwithknowledgeoftheOhioStandardsfortheTeachingProfession.

3.58 n/a n/a

ResidentEducatorDataOHIORESIDENTEDUCATORPROGRAMDATA2014-2015and2015-2016

#ofgraduatesinOhioResidentEducatorProgramYears1through4

YEAR YEARONE YEARTWO YEAR

THREEYEARFOUR

RESAPASSED

RESANOTPASSED

2014-15 19 13 7

year3=4 year3=3year4=0 year4=0

2015-16 17 19 13 7year2=1 year2=0

year3=12 year3=1year4=3 year4=0

ThetableaboveindicatesthenumberofgraduatescompletingeachyearoftheOhioResidency.Thefinal2columnsindicatethenumberpassingtheyear3or4ResidentEducatorSummativeAssessment.Allofthe2015-16Year4graduatespassedtheRESAeitherduringyear3oryear4.

Measure4:ResultsofProgramCompleterandGraduateSurveys

GraduateSurveyData–asurveyofgraduates’perceptionofthequalityoftheirpreparationSurveyofGraduates(2012-2015)ComparisonwithStateMeansandEPPResponse

EPPSurvey=ItemsfromODHESurveysentbyMCtoallMCgraduatesfrom2012-2015ODHESurvey=itemsdistributedbyODHEtoMCgradsinresidenteducatorprograminOhioStateAverage=DataaggregatedfromODHESurveyofresidenteducatorsfromallOhioprograms

SurveyItem EPPSurveyof

EPPGradsMean(n=37)

ODHESurveyofEPPGradsMean(n=4)

StateAverageforODHESurveyofGraduates

1.programpreparedmewithknowledgeofhowstudentslearn.

3.7 3.5 3.42

2.programpreparedmetorecognizecharacteristicsofstudentswithdisabilitiesandat-riskstudentsinordertoplananddifferentiateinstruction.

3.57 3.4 3.42

3.programpreparedmetoteachwithhighlevelsofknowledgeoftheacademiccontentIplannedtoteach.

3.49 3.4 3.34

4.programpreparedmetoidentifyinstructionalstrategiesappropriatetomycontentarea.

3.59 3.3 3.38

5.programpreparedmetounderstandtheimportanceoflinkinginterdisciplinaryexperiences.

3.46 3.2 3.29

6.programpreparedmetoaligngoalsandactivitieswithstateacademiccontentstandardsandcollegeandcareerreadinessstandards.

3.65 3.4 3.44

7.programpreparedmetouseassessmentdatatoinforminstruction

3.57 3.5 3.34

8.preparedmetoidentifystrategiestoincreasestudentmotivationandinterestinthetopicsofstudy.

3.49 3.3 3.25

9.programpreparedmetousestrategiesforeffectiveclassroommanagement.

3.44 3.3 3.21

10.programpreparedmetocommunicateclearlyandeffectively.

3.73 3.4 3.43

11.programpreparedmetorecognizetheimportanceofcommunicationwithfamiliesandcaregivers.

3.65 3.4 3.43

12.programpreparedmetouseavarietyofdiagnostic,formative,andsummativeassessments.

3.69 3.4 3.39

13.programpreparedmetounderstand,uphold,andfollowprofessionalethics,policies,andlegalcodesofprofessionalconduct

3.86 3.6 3.57

14.programpreparedmetounderstandstudents'diversecultures,languageskills,andexperiences.

3.54 3.2 3.3

15.programpreparedmetousetechnologytoenhanceteachingandstudentlearning

3.51 3.4 3.28

16.programpreparedmetocollaboratewithcolleaguesandmembersofthecommunitywhenandwhereappropriate.

3.62 3.4 3.4

17.programcollectedevidenceofmyperformanceandmonitoredmyprogress.

3.59 3.5 3.35

18.IwaspreparedwithknowledgeofoperationofOhioschoolsasdelineatedintheOhioSchoolOperatingStandards

3.33 3.2 2.89

19.IwaspreparedwithknowledgeoftheOhioStandardsfortheTeachingProfession.

3.45 3.1 3.22

20.Iwaspreparedwithknowledgeofthevalue-addedgrowthmeasureasdefinedbytheOhioStateBoardofEducation.

3.0 3.4 2.79

21.programprovidedfieldexperiencesthathelpedmedevelopasaneffectiveeducator.

3.81 3.5 3.56

22.programprovidedfieldexperiencesinavarietyofsettings(rural,suburban,multicultural).

2.95 3.3 3.37

23.programprovidedopportunitiestoworkwithdiversestudents(gifted,studentswithdisabilities,at-riskstudents).

3.35 3.3 3.31

24.Overall,facultyintheeducationprogramdemonstratedin-depthknowledgeoftheirfields.

3.86 3.3 3.31

25.Overall,facultyintheeducationprogramusedeffectiveteachingmethodstopromotelearning.

3.58 3.5 3.45

26.Overall,facultyintheeducationprogramintegrateddiversity-relatedsubjectmatterwithincoursework.

3.49 3.5 3.42

27.Overall,facultyintheeducationprogramusedtechnologytofacilitateteachingandlearning.

3.51 3.2 3.39

28.programprovidedadvisingtofacilitateprogressiontoprogramcompletion.

3.68 3.5 3.34

29.IfeelIwaspreparedwiththeknowledgeandskillstosuccessfullyenterandcompletetheResidentEducatorProgram

3.53 3.3 3.27

Measure5:GraduationRatesfromPreparationPrograms–CompletionofStudentTeachingNumberAdmittedtoStudentTeaching NumberSuccessfullyCompleting

StudentTeaching17 16

Measure6:AbilityofCompleterstoMeetLicensing(certification)andAnyAdditionalStateRequirementsTeacherLicensureTestPassRates:2014-15through2016-2017StateRating:EffectiveYear CompletersTested PassRate2014-2015 18 100%2015-2016 12 100%2016-2017 20 100%Measure7:AbilityofCompleterstobeHiredinEducationPositionsforWhichTheyarePrepared–EmploymentDataNumberofGraduates EmployedinTeachingField AttendingGraduateSchool

17 16 1Measure8:StudentLoanDefaultRatesforMariettaCollegeLinktoConsumerInformationGuide:http://www.marietta.edu/consumer-information-guideLinktoMariettaCollegeStudentLoanDefaultRate:http://www.collegefactual.com/colleges/marietta-college/paying-for-college/student-loan-debt/-secDefault