Evidence of Teacher Quality
This page includes evidence of our Ohio University teacher candidates. These data represent both external sources of data (data collected by an outside source on our teacher candidates) as well as internal sources of data (data that we have collected on our teacher candidates).
External Sources of Data
Educator Preparation "Institutional" Performance Report
CAEP Annual Measure 1 and 2
Ohio recognizes that high-quality teachers and principals are developed through high-quality educator preparation programs. To improve the quality of preparation programs in Ohio, H.B. 1 of the 128th General Assembly directed the Chancellor of the Ohio Department of Higher Education to develop a system for evaluating Ohio's educator preparation programs and holding institutions of higher education accountable for their graduates'success. Data included in this report include: (a) overall licensure pass rates, (b) value-added data for Ohio University-prepared teachers and principals, (c) teacher candidate academic measures, (d) field and clinical experience data, (e) pre-service teacher candidate survey data, (f) resident educators' reflections on their educator preparation program data, (g) accreditation information, (h) teacher residency data and (i) excellence and innovation initiatives at Ohio University. H.B. 290 of the 128th General Assembly provided for the sharing of data between the Ohio Department of Higher Education and the Ohio Department of Education to link the performance of educators to the institutions that prepared them.
View the 2019 Ohio Board of Regents Educator Preparation Institutional Performance Report for the Institutional Data.
Survey of OHIO Patton College Employers
CAEP Annual Measure 3
The Patton College of Education has sought to collect meaningful feedback about its graduates' preparation from their employers. Through careful collaboration and the use of a pilot group, Eduventures and The Patton College of Education were able to design and launch a comprehensive survey.
Click HERE [PDF] to view the Eduventures Employer Survey.
Click HERE to view our Dashboard for employer information.
Eduventures Alumni Pulse Survey
CAEP Annual Measure 4
As a member of Eduventures' Schools of Education Learning Collaborative (SOE-LC), OHIIO's Patton College elected to participate in a survey of its recent graduates. Moving forward, Eduventures will conduct a bi-annual alumni survey each spring of alumni from the schools in its SOE-LC with core teaching competency questions mapped to INTASC standards and core administrator competency questions mapped to ISLLC standards.
Click HERE [Powerpoint] for the results from the Alumni Pulse Survey.
The Patton College Academic Dashboard
CAEP Annual Measure 5 and 7
Other important facts about The Patton College and our candidates, including retention and graduation rates, student-faculty ratio, as well as other items, can be found by clicking viewing our Patton College Dashboard
PEARSON LICENSURE DATA
CAEP Annual Measure 6
The Ohio Assessments for Educators are administered by Pearson and must be passed for teacher candidates, principal candidates, and school counselors to be licensed in the State of Ohio. The Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation requires that programs maintain an 80% minimum pass rate. Our overall pass rate in 2018-2019 was an 89.5%. It is important to note that due to statewide issues with several of the tests, the Ohio Department of Education and the Ohio Department of Higher Education are recalibrating those tests to better align to Ohio standards.
Ohio Assessment for Educators Pass Rates 2018-2019 |
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Passing Score=220; Score Range 100-300 |
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Data only reported for tests with >10 examinees |
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Test |
Number of Examinees |
1st Time Pass Rate |
Final Pass Rate |
Average Scaled Score |
Assessment of Professional Knowledge (APK)- Adolescent to Young Adult (Grades 7-12) |
90 |
97% |
98% |
255.5 |
Assessment of Professional Knowledge (APK)- Early Childhood (Grades P-3) |
136 |
91% |
95% |
245.7 |
Assessment of Professional Knowledge (APK)- Middle Childhood (Grades 4-9) |
105 |
80% |
95% |
235.5 |
Assessment of Professional Knowledge (APK)- Multi-Age (Grades P-12) |
57 |
89% |
94% |
245.6 |
Early Childhood |
121 |
93% |
97% |
246.6 |
Educational Leadership |
18 |
66% |
77% |
231.2 |
Special Education |
38 |
94% |
94% |
247.9 |
English Language Arts |
39 |
84% |
*87% |
240.8 |
Integrated Social Studies |
31 |
74% |
90% |
238.0 |
Integrated Math |
10 |
100% |
*100% |
240.1 |
Integrated Science |
7 |
100% |
100% |
250.0 |
Middle Childhood English Language Arts |
42 |
88% |
*90% |
246.5 |
Middle Childhood Math |
35 |
74% |
*85% |
225.5 |
Middle Childhood Science |
35 |
82% |
*82% |
236.1 |
Middle Childhood Social Studies |
47 |
57% |
*76% |
231.5 |
Music Education |
18 |
88% |
100% |
242.5 |
Elementary Ed Subtest I (For MCGE- ELA & Soc Studies) |
39 |
71% |
82% |
239.6 |
Elementary Ed Subtest II (For MCGE- Math & Science) |
39 |
58% |
71% |
232.0 |
Foundations of Reading |
252 |
74% |
90% |
238.3 |
Reading Endorsement |
38 | 87% | 92% | 254.0 |
School Counselor |
8 | 87% | 87% | 238.8 |
*Beginning in September, 2013 the Ohio Department of Education (ODE) changed the licensure test from the Praxis II to the Ohio Assessment for Educators. As a result of statewide issues with several of the tests (i.e. all of the Middle Childhood tests, English Language Arts, and Integrated Mathematics) ODE and the Ohio Department of Higher Education are recalibrating those tests to better align to Ohio standards.
Internal Sources of Data
CAEP Measure 8
University Student Loan Default Rate
The University Student Loan Default Rate was released in September 2019 and was 7.5% for fiscal year 2016.
Use links at right to access NCATE materials.
If you have questions about NCATE or the accreditation process, contact Director of Assessment and Academic Improvement Wendy Adams.
To learn more about The Gladys W. and David H. Patton College of Education's other accrediting bodies, visit the Office of Assessment and Academic Improvement.
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