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Psychology and Work Perspectives on Industrial and Organizational Psychology

Donald M. Truxillo, Talya N. Bauer, Berrin Erdogan

Chapter 4

Criterion Measures - all with Video Answers

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Chapter Questions

Problem 1

How would you classify value-added measurement; specifically, is it a subjective or objective measure? What do you see as its weaknesses, and what other types of measures of teacher performance might compensate for these weaknesses?

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Problem 2

What KSAOs are being assessed by value-added measurement? Is it primarily a measure of task performance, contextual performance, or both?

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Problem 3

One analysis found that the wealthiest school districts are three times more likely to have teachers with high value-added scores than poor districts. What are the contextual factors that may have caused this? Does it mean that value-added measurement is unfair?

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Problem 4

Consider the multiple stakeholders in this case: Parents and students, teachers, and administrators. What do you think would be the viewpoint of each of these stakeholders concerning value-added measurement?

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Problem 5

If you were in the position of assessing teacher performance, what measures would you use? Describe the strengths and weaknesses of each of these sources of data.

Harsh Gadhiya
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