Accountability in Education

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This paper explains that an accountability plan assures that students demonstrate, at minimum, grade level proficiency in all aspects of their education. The author points out that a solid accountability program will incorporate a mission statement, concrete curriculum, evaluation and assessment programs, teacher training, and continuing education. The paper relates that it is critical that teachers keep updated about any educational or technological advances that may impact their ability to enhance student performance.

Table of Contents
Introduction
Basics of an Accountability Program
Curriculum
Evaluation Method
Methods for Evaluating Student Performance
Information Utilization
Teacher Training
Conclusions

From the Paper:

"A strong accountability program will focus on establishing a cooperative environment, one where teachers and administrators work together to enhance student achievement and outcomes. For this to happen teachers need to develop lesson plans and a curriculum that coincides with not only classroom goals but also organizational and educational desired outcomes."

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