IUS SOE
SUMMATIVE DECISION POINTS
SPECIAL EDUCATION –
TRANSITION TO TEACHING
Updated
April 2004
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Summative Assessment Point |
Assessment Forms/ Criteria |
Communication To Student |
Program Data Gathered |
Modifications |
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1.
Enrollment in first program course |
2.5 in first bachelor’s degree.
Completed program application.
Passing PPST scores |
Written
notification of: Admit, conditionally admit, admit on probation, demy admit,
accepted but did not enroll. |
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Overall GPA & content blocks •
Pipeline data |
POSSIBLE •
Adjust course offerings to reflect enrollment data •
Adjust course experiences to shore up weaknesses |
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2.
After 1 year in program |
≥ 2.7 in each EDUC course
Review of all disposition reports for EDUC courses completed.
Review of content & development standards from EDUC courses completed. |
Written
notification after meeting with program faculty: Continue without
conditions, continue with conditions, continue under probation, discontinue.
Individual advisement. Individual conference. |
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Overall GPA •PPST
averages •
Accounting of decisions |
POSSIBLE •
Adjust course offerings to reflect enrollment data •
Adjust future course offerings to reflect enrollment data |
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3. Exit 1st field
experience |
≥ 2.7 in each EDUC course
Site observation.
No “unacceptable” on dispositions
“Basic” or better on portfolio |
Written
notification after meeting with program faculty: Continue without conditions,
continue with conditions, continue under probation, discontinue
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Accounting of decisions •
Trends in meeting standards & dispositions •
Pipeline data |
POSSIBLE •
Adjust course offerings to reflect enrollment data •
Adjust future course offerings to reflect enrollment data |
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4. Final field experience in
program |
≥ 2.7 in each EDUC course
Standardized
Criminal history check with license application.
No “unacceptable” scores in dispositions
Summative “basic” or better on portfolio and site observations |
Exit
interview: Complete, not complete. |
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Accounting of decisions •
Trends in meeting standards & dispositions •
Pipeline data |
POSSIBLE •
Adjust course offerings to reflect enrollment data •
Adjust future course offerings to reflect enrollment data •
Data on “completers” |