This .pdf resource is from a Critical Issue session at the 5th Annual Illinois New Teacher Collaborative Induction and Mentoring Conference entitled "Digging Deeper: Using the Induction and Mentoring Continuum for Program Advancement".
Years One to Five: Comparative Results from the Illinois Teacher Graduate Assessment, 2005-2009, (Standard 9). Stephen Lucas, Assistant Professor and Director, Eastern Illinois University/Illinois Association of Deans of Public Colleges of Education.
The Illinois Teacher Graduate Assessment is a state-wide survey of every first- and fifth-year Illinois public school teacher who is a graduate of an Illinois public university. This presentation will present key findings from the first cohort of teachers to complete both surveys (2005-2009) and will emphasize comparison of key indicators of professional preparation and growth. Also highlighted will be the mentoring, professional growth, and graduate education experiences reported by the fifth-year teachers, and how those are related to their own sense of professional competence.
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