Abstract
Limited research has been done to examine teacher evaluation in rural schools. This article presents an analysis of legislation and regulation of teacher evaluation in selected rural states, highlights their commonalities and differences, reports their litigation, and speculates on potential problems that can result in rural schools. It ends with recommendations for states to consider now that the Every Student Succeeds Act (formerly No Child Left Behind) has passed, and states have the option to reconsider their teacher evaluation plans.
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Recommended Citation
Hazi, H. M.
(2016).
Research on Teacher Evaluation: A Review of Statute, Regulation and Litigation in the Region.
The Rural Educator, 37(1), 39-45.
https://doi.org/10.35608/ruraled.v37i1.295
