Standards for Teacher Evaluation Mulled

With the pressure on to increase student learning, two states are in the process of overhauling what analysts say is among the most neglected pieces of the teacher-quality continuum: evaluation.

Both Georgia and Idaho are working to help districts institute performance-based teacher evaluations built on clear descriptions of effective teaching practices.

Neither state plans to require districts to use a specific evaluation instrument. Instead, officials expect the performance-based...

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