Bethune-Cookman University
3333750Bethune-Cookman UniversityCollege of EducationPerformance DataFall 2016IntroductionThe Bethune-Cookman University (B-CU) College of Education is nationally accredited by NCATE (National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education). The B-CU College of Education offers eight state certifying teacher preparation programs: Biology Education 6-12, Business Education 6-12, Elementary Education K-6 with ESOL Endorsement/Reading Endorsement, English Education 6-12 with ESOL Endorsement, Exceptional Student Education K-12 with ESOL Endorsement/Reading Endorsement, Music Education K-12, Physical Education K-12, and Social Studies Education 6-12. Mission and Vision of the B-CU College of EducationThe mission of the Teacher Education Program at Bethune-Cookman University is to develop global leaders committed to service, life-long learning and diversity by providing a faith-based environment of academic excellence and transformative experiences. The Teacher Education Program’s commitment is to provide a student-centered environment where teacher candidates experience the freedom to become advocates for educational causes and effective professional educational justice leaders. Reflected in this mission is the belief that effective educators will be competent, caring, and committed to providing quality instruction to all learners. The College of Education at Bethune-Cookman University envisions the Teacher Education Program as an exceptional model in the preparation of effective educators who are educational justice leaders who understand the importance of Reflective Practice, Essential Knowledge, Assessment, and Professionalism (REAP) and are committed to meeting the challenges of serving all learners in a world of rapid change and increasing diversity.DataThe following data reflect outcomes of the College of Education. Test data and GPA data is currently available for the 2014 - 2015 graduates. Florida Teacher Competency ExamsThe State of Florida requires passage of the Florida Teacher Certification Examination (FTCE) for the attainment of a professional teaching certificate. The FTCE consists of the General Knowledge Exam, the Professional Education Exam, and a Subject Area Exam relevant to the certification area chosen by the student. At Bethune-Cookman University, students are required to pass the General Knowledge (GK) section of the test, demonstrating competency in Mathematics, Reading, Writing, and English Language Skills, prior to formal admittance to the Education programs. Candidates are required to pass the remaining two parts of the FTCE (Professional Education and a subject area exam relevant to certification area) prior to their final senior internship. Certifying Program Completer FTCE ResultsAcademic YearProgram Completers# Taking Exam# Passing Exam% Passing Exam2010 – 20112222221002011 - 20122222221002012 - 20132020201002013 – 20141212121002014 – 20152424241002015 – 2016171717100Average GPA of Completers of Certifying Educator Preparation Programs2009 – 20103.38 GPA2010 – 20113.41 GPA2011 – 20123.41 GPA2012 – 20133.22 GPA2013 - 20143.28 GPA2014 – 20153.26 GPA2015 – 20163.51 GPAFlorida Department of Education Employee Evaluations2011 - 20122012 - 20132013 - 2014Highly Effective15Effective65Developing11Needs ImprovementNot Rated14Length of Stay in ClassroomXX = Graduate is employed in Education, out of the state of Florida2012 - 2013 Program CompletersDegreeEmployed in 2013 - 2014Employed in 2014 - 2015Employed in 2015 - 2016Employed in 2016 - 2017Employed in 2017 - 2018Employed in 2018 - 2019Student ABusiness EducationXX????Student BElementary EducationXXX???Student CElementary EducationXXX???Student DElementary EducationXXX???Student EElementary EducationXXX???Student FElementary Education?X????Student GElementary Education??????Student HElementary EducationX?X???Student IElementary EducationX?X???Student JEnglish XXX???Student KExceptional StudentXXX???Student LMusic??????Student MMusicXXX???Student NMusicXXX???Student OMusic??XX???Student PMusic??XX???Student QMusic??????Student RMusic??????Student SMusicXXX???Student TMusic??????2013 - 2014 Program CompletersDegreeEmployed in 2014 - 2015Employed in 2015 - 2016Employed in 2016 - 2017Employed in 2017 - 2018Employed in 2018 - 2019Employed in 2019 - 2020Student AElementary Education/ESOLXX????Student BElementary Education/ESOL??????Student CElementary Education/ESOLXX????Student DElementary Education/ESOLXX????Student EElementary Education/ESOLXX????Student FExceptional Student Education/ESOL??????Student GMusic Education K-12XXX????Student HMusic Education K-12XX????Student IMusic Education K-12XX????Student JMusic Education K-12XX????Student KSocial Science Education 6-12XX????Student LSocial Science Education 6-12XX????Student MMusic Education K-12??????2014 -2015 Program CompletersDegreeEmployed in 2015 -2016Employed in 2016 - 2017Employed in 2017 - 2018Employed in 2018 - 2019Employed in 2019 - 2020Employed in 2020 - 2021Student AElementary Education/ESOLX?????Student BElementary Education/ESOL??????Student CElementary Education/ESOLX?????Student DElementary Education/ESOLX?????Student EElementary Education/ESOLX?????Student FElementary Education/ESOLX?????Student GElementary Education/ESOL??????Student HElementary Education/ESOLX?????Student IElementary Education/ESOL??????Student JElementary Education/ESOL??????Student KElementary Education/ESOLX?????Student LElementary Education/ESOLX?????Student MExceptional Student Education K-12/ESOLX?????Student NExceptional Student Education K-12/ESOL??????Student OMusic Education K-12X?????Student PMusic Education K-12XX?????Student QMusic Education K-12X?????Student RMusic Education K-12??????Student SMusic Education K-12XX?????Student TMusic Education K-12??????Student UMusic Education K-12X?????Student VMusic Education K-12X?????Student WMusic Education K-12XX?????Student XPhysical Education K-12X?????Student YSocial Science Education 6-12XX?????Employer Ratings from Florida Department of Education (DOE) – Each year the Department of Education also collects data about program completers, including personnel evaluations.Employer Satisfaction/RatingsB-CU College of Education Employer Satisfaction Survey – Each year the College of Education sends surveys to principals of schools in which new teachers from B-CU are employed. For the 2012 -13 Employer Satisfaction Surveys, Bethune-Cookman College of Education changed its rating systems to more closely align with that of the Florida Department of Education’s ratings. Below is the table of evaluations for 2012-2013 and 2013 - 2014 completers based on the new ratings: 5 = Highly Effective; 4 = Effective; 3 = Needs Improvement; 2= Needs Improvement but developing; 1 = Unsatisfactory; 0: Not EvaluatedMean (n)2012 – 2013Mean(n)2013 - 2014Mean(n)2014 - 2015Questions(7)543210(7)543210(4)543210Ability to plan curriculum, assessment, and instruction intervention to achieve learning outcomes for a diverse student population.4.002400104.000700003.50111100Ability to lead student behavior and maintain momentum through the appropriate use of classroom management techniques to create a safe and positive learning environment. 4.574300004.001510004.00210100Ability to create a positive learning environment and to stimulate active student engagement and critical thinking. Ability to present varied types of subject matter that is appropriate to the development level of the student.4.002401004.000700004.50220000Ability to present varied types of subject matter that is appropriate to the development level of the student.3.712302003.860610003.50120000Ability to use appropriate verbal and non-verbal behavior to communicate effectively and develop a positive learning environment. 4.433400063.860610004.25211000Ability to engage, collaborate, and communicate with colleagues, family and community. 4.502200053.710520004.50220000Ability to use technology to manage, evaluate, and improve instruction and learning. 4.292500074.000700004.25130000Ability to demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the Next Generation Sunshine State Standards. 4.002400063.860610003.75120100Ability to apply appropriate measures to improve students' reading and computational skills.4.002400063.860610003.00110101Ability to impact K-12 learning and development.N/A-----03.500110004.00210100Would you rehire this graduate274Number in () denotes number of responders to question. ................
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