Teacher Evaluations
"Evaluating Teachers: The Important Role of Value-Added"
Value-added estimates, as one component of teacher evaluations, offer important information for teachers and administrators, and their reliability is roughly on par with performance estimates used in other fields, scholars conclude in a report released by the Washington-based Brookings Institution .
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