Understanding Professional Practice in Idaho Evaluation
- Gathering accurate evidence and artifacts
- Understanding and using the Framework rubric with fidelity
- Proof of calibration and interrater reliability
- Ability to provide effective feedback for teacher growth
- Understanding and advising teachers on the IPLP and portfolio development
Understanding Student Achievement/Growth in Idaho Evaluation
- Understanding how student growth measures impact summative evaluation
- Proficiency in assessment literacy
Resources for Administrators
Approved Courses and Contact Information
- Boise State University – Supervision and Evaluation Using the Idaho Framework for Teacher Evaluations (Professional development online course) – $110 per credit (1, 2, or 3 credits)
Contact: Dr. Heather Williams, 208-426-2234
- Boise State University – Idaho Administrator Renewal of Professional Practice (Professional development credit for Level 1) – $180 (3 credits)
Contact: Boise State University, Instructor
Contact: Sherawn Reberry, Instructor
- Boise State University – Idaho Administrator Renewal of Professional Practice (Professional development credit for Level 2) – $180 (3 credits)
Contact: Boise State University, Instructor
Contact: Sherawn Reberry, Instructor
- Idaho State University | Danielson’s Framework for Teaching: Administrators – $165 (includes 3 PD credits, no materials needed)
Contact: The Albion Center
- Northwest Nazarene University (NNU) Administrator Renewal Course – Effective Evaluation Using the Framework for Teaching – $60 per credit (3 credits- Module 1, 2 & 3)
Contact: Laura Crawford
- University of Idaho – Course Syllabus – EDAD 595 – Administration and Supervision of Personnel – (3 credits)
Contact: College of Education, Health & Human Sciences – Leadership & Counseling Department Instructor, or 208-292-2519 for more information.
Assessment Literacy Resources
*Any 3-credit course in the Framework with a lab component completed and transcripted prior to Fall 2017 will be accepted. OSBE and SDE Certification are working together to ensure that all administrators who took a class designed to meet this requirement prior to the 17-18 school year will be able to recertify without concern.