American Institutes for Research

CALDER at AEFP Annual Conference, March 24-26

"Taking Stock in Race to the Top: Research to Inform the Next Generation of Education Reform"
Grand Hyatt Seattle- Seattle, WA

 

THURSDAY, MARCH 24
Concurrent Paper Session I 
3:30-5:00 p.m.
 

Session 1.2. Measuring Teacher Quality
Room: Portland, 1st floor
Assessing the Potential of Using Value-added Estimates of Teacher Job Performance for Making Tenure Decisions
Chair:
HAMILTON LANKFORD
University at Albany
Author(s):
DAN GOLDHABER
University of Washington/CALDER
MICHAEL HANSEN
The Urban Institute/CALDER

 
FRIDAY, MARCH 25
Concurrent Paper Session II 
8:30-10:00 a.m.

Session 2.5. Teacher Decision-making
Room: Tolmie, 6th floor
Career Mobility, Productivity, and Occupational Choices (Forthcoming)
Chair:
JAMES WYCKOFF
University of Virginia
Author(s):
LI FENG
Texas State University-San Marcos/CALDER
TIM R. SASS
Florida State University/CALDER

Understanding Rural Teacher Recruitment and the Role of Community Amenities (Forthcoming)
Author(s):
LUKE C. MILLER
The Urban Institute/CALDER
Discussant(s):
RYAN BALCH
Vanderbilt University
MICHAEL PODGURSKY
University of Missouri/CALDER

Session 2.6. Examining the Effects of Principal, Teacher, and Student Turnover (Symposium)
Room: Sealth, 6th floor
Is Principal Turnover Harmful for Schools?
Author(s):
DEMETRA KALOGRIDES
Stanford University
TARA BETEILLE
World Bank
SUSANNA LOEB
Stanford University/CALDER

Session 2.9. Teacher Pension Systems: Current Issues and Transition to Reform
Room: Sherman, 7th floor
Teacher Pension Systems and the Labor Market for School Principals (Forthcoming)
Chair:
DAVID FIGLIO
Northwestern University/CALDER
Author(s):
CORY KOEDEL
University of Missouri-Columbia 
JASON GRISSOM
University of Missouri-Columbia
MICHAEL PODGURSKY
University of Missouri-Columbia/CALDER
SHAWN NI
University of Missouri-Columbia
Discussant(s):
JANE HANNAWAY
The Urban Institute/CALDER
MARGUERITE ROZA
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation


 
 

FRIDAY, MARCH 25
Concurrent Paper Session III 
10:15-11:45 a.m.

Session 3.4. School Organizations and Regulations
Room: Menzies Suite, 6th floor
Chronically Low-Performing Schools and Turnaround: Findings in Three States (Forthcoming)
Chair:
MARTIN ORLAND
WestEd
Autho(s):
MICHAEL HANSEN
The Urban Institute/CALDER
KILCHAN CHOI
CRESST

Session 3.5. Teacher Layoffs and Teacher Contracts
Room: Tolmie, 6th floor
Assessing the Determinants and Implications of Teacher Layoffs
Author(s):
RODDY THEOBALD
Center for Education Data and Research
DAN GOLDHABER
University of Washington/CALDER

Session 3.8. Consequences of Accountability
Room: Washington, 7th floor
One Day Too Late? Mobile Students in an Era of Accountability (Forthcoming)
Chair:
DAVID FIGLIO
Northwestern University/CALDER
Author(s):
UMUT OZEK
The Urban Institute/CALDER


SATURDAY, MARCH 26
Concurrent Paper Session VI
9:45-11:15 a.m.
 

Session 6.3. Value Added for Evaluating Individual Teachers and Teacher Education Programs (Symposium)
Room: Favorita, 1st floor
Value-Added Models and the Measurement of Teacher Quality
Symposium Organizer:
DOUGLAS N. HARRIS
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Author(s):
DOUGLAS N. HARRIS
University of Wisconsin, Madison
TIM R. SASS
Florida State University/CALDER
ANASTASIA SEMYKINA
Florida State University
Discussant(s):
SUSANNA LOEB
Stanford University/CALDER

Session 6.8. Improving Instruction
Room: Washington, 7th floor
Power Play? Teacher Characteristics and Class Assignments
Author(s):
DEMETRA KALOGRIDES
Stanford University
SUSANNA LOEB
Stanford University/CALDER
TARA BETEILLA
World Bank


 
 
 
 
 

SATURDAY, MARCH 26
Concurrent Paper Session VII
11:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m.

Session 7.2. Parental Choice
Room: Portland, 1st floor
Selection in Means-Tested School Voucher Programs
Chair:
DAVID FIGLIO
Northwestern University/CALDER
Author(s):
CASSANDRA HART
Northwestern University
DAVID FIGLIO
Northwestern University/CALDER

Session 7.6. Preparing and Recruiting Teachers
Room: Sealth, 6th floor
Chair:
DAN GOLDHABER
University of Washington/CALDER
Discussant(s):
CASSANDRA GUARINO
Michigan State University
LUKE C. MILLER
The Urban Institute/CALDER

Session 7.7. Education Finance in a Post-Recession, Post-Stimulus World
Room: Stellar, 6th floor
This symposium will consist of three segments beginning with a formal presentation of highlighted findings from the journalism and research of Quality Counts, led by Editorial Projects in Education Vice President, Christopher Swanson, and staff from the Education Week newsroom and the EPE Research Center. Those highlights and lessons will serve as a jumping-off point for engaging a larger discussion of the impacts that the great recession and the stimulus have had on state education finance conditions. Next, responses and reactions will be offered by two or three noted authorities in the field of education finance and policy. Responders will be drawn from the technical advisory board of Quality Counts 2011, which includes some of the nation’s most highly regarded education finance and policy experts.

Moderator:
CHRISTOPHER SWANSON
Editorial Projects in Education
Participant(s):
JANE HANNAWAY
The Urban Institute/CALDER
SEAN CAVANAGH
Education Week
CHRISTOPHER SWANSON
Editorial Projects in Education
RON SKINNER
Association of School Business Officials International

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