The survey results show that most teachers agree on several practices that support student achievement: observing other teachers' instruction, receiving feedback from colleagues, working with more experienced teachers, discussing ways to improve teaching as a full faculty, and analyzing classroom data with each other to improve student learning.

1. Teacher Practices That Support Student Achievement Results of October 5th Survey

2. Teachers Meet as a Whole Faculty to Discuss Practical Ways to Improve Teaching and Learning N=80

3. Teachers Observe Each Other’s Classroom Instruction as One Way to Improve Their Teaching N=76

4. Beginning Teachers Have Opportunities to Work With More Experienced Teachers N=78

5. Teachers Receive Feedback From Their Colleagues About Classroom Practices N=77

6. Teachers Know How to Use Data to Assess Student Learning Needs N=76

7. Teachers Analyze Classroom Data With Each Other to Improve Student Learning N=77