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Introduction: What is MnEDS?
Watch the following 3 videos for an overview of MnEDS:
Video 1: Conceptual Framings - On MnEDS and Dispositions
What is the MnEDS Reliability Study?
Watch this video to get an overview of the reliability study and how you can help out and get involved:
Video 2: The Formative Nature of MnEDS
Yes! I'm interested. Find consent forms and/or sign up to participate in the study by clicking the link that applies to you, below.
Teacher candidates, click here to get more information and to sign up for the study.
Teacher educators, click here to get more information and to sign up for the study.
NEW EXTENDED DEADLINES!
April – June 24th: Teacher candidates will submit their work samples and be observed by/consult about past observations with teacher educators and cooperating teachers using the MnEDS framework.
June 24th: All work samples and observation ratings will be uploaded into a google-doc system (this will be ongoing, but May will be the wrap-up).
June 28th: 20 to 40 teacher educators and cooperating teachers will have a hootenanny for a seven-hour session (breakfast and lunch included) to be trained to score teacher candidates’ work samples using the MnEDS framework.
Teacher Candidate Work Sample and Observation Planning Worksheet
Click the link below to download the teacher candidate planning worksheet:
Video 3: The 8 MnEDS Disposition Strands
Questions? Contact our team:
Maggie Smith-Peterson, Reliability Study Contact: smit9194@umn.edu
Justin Jiménez, MnEDS Project Coordinator
Misty Sato, Principal Investigator and Faculty Lead:
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