Maryland Assessment Research Center (MARC)

2012 MARC Conference

The Twelfth Annual Maryland Assessment Conference:

Value Added Modeling and Growth Modeling with Particular Application to Teacher and School Effectiveness

 

Presentation Schedule and PPT Slides (Click presentation title for PPT, if available)

Thursday, October 18

7:00-8:30Registration and Breakfast
8:30-8:45Robert W. LissitzWelcome and Comments
8:45-9:45J. R. Lockwood
(RAND)		The Role of Test Measurement Error in Estimating Teacher Value Added: Problems and Solutions
9:45-10:45Derek Briggs
& Ben Domingue
(University of Colorado)		Exploring Value-Added Across Multiple Dimensions: A Bifactor Approach
10:45-11:00Break
11:00-12:00Andrew Ho
(Harvard University)		Accuracy, Transparency, and Incentives: Contrasting Criteria for Evaluating Growth Models
12:00-1:00Lunch
1:00-2:00Mark Ehlert,
Cory Koedel,
Eric Parsons,  &
Michael Podgursky
(University of Missouri)		A Research-Based Response to Federal Non-Regulatory Guidance on Growth Models
2:00-3:00Damian Betebenner
(NCIEA)		Subverting Campbell's Law: A Unified Modeling Approach to Teacher and School Evaluation
3:00-3:15Break
3:15-4:15Joseph Martineau & Ji Zeng
(Michigan Department of Education)		Borrowing the Strength of Unidimensional Scaling to Produce Multidimensional Educational Effectiveness Profiles
4:15-5:15Robert Meyer
(University of Wisconsin-Madison)		Technical and Consequential Validity in the Design and Use of Value-Added Systems

Friday, October 19

7:30-8:45Registration and Breakfast
8:45-9:45Hong Jiao and Robert W. Lissitz
(University of Maryland)		Modeling Latent Growth Using Mixture Item Response Theory
9:45-10:45Daniel F. McCaffrey, Bing Han,
& J.R. Lockwood
(RAND)		Using  Auxiliary Data to Improve Value-Added
10:45-11:00Break 
11:00-12:00Mark D. Reckase
(Michigan State University)		The Evaluation of Teachers and Schools Using the Educator Response Function(ERF)
12:00-1:00Lunch
1:00-2:00Yeow Meng Thum (Northwest Evaluation Association)The Effective Use of Some School-level Indicators of Student Learning Growth: NWEA's Learning Productivity Measurement(LPM) System
2:00-3:00S Paul Wright
(SAS)		Educational Value-Added Analysis of Covariance Models with Error in the Covariates
3:00-3:30Closing Remarks