WASHINGTON, DC (May 11, 2006) –Teachers who have the knowledge to pass national certification exams produce higher student learning gains than teachers who fail those same exams. These findings, from a study released today by the American Board for Certification of Teacher Excellence (ABCTE), demonstrate that ABCTE certification in elementary education can be a valid predictor of teacher performance in the classroom.
The study, Student Achievement and Passport to Teaching Certification in Elementary Education, found that veteran teachers who passed the ABCTE Multiple Subject Exam (MSE) and Professional Teaching Knowledge (PTK) Exam produce higher student learning gains in math, science and social studies, and significantly higher overall student achievement, than teachers who failed one or both of those exams.
WASHINGTON, DC (January 5, 2005) — The American Board for Certification of Teacher Excellence has hired Andrew Campanella as its new director of communications, the organization announced today. Campanella will oversee media relations, public relations, and advertising as a member of the American Board’s marketing and business development team. The American Board’s communications efforts support the organization’s strategic goals of increasing national and state awareness of the rigorous Passport to TeachingSM teacher certification process.
WASHINGTON, DC (Feb. 15, 2005) – PRNewswire – For employers, finding the perfect new employee once required writing a newspaper classified advertisement. Today, with millions of computer-savvy individuals logging onto a multitude of job search web sites, the Internet has become the cost-effective way for employers to reach the widest audience of job seekers.
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