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TAP Outcomes


The ultimate goal of TAP™ is to raise student achievement. The method for getting to that goal is to create incentives and support structures that will maximize teacher effectiveness. To measure whether objectives are met, a variety of methods have been used to evaluate TAP's impact on student achievement, teacher effectiveness, teacher attitudes, recruitment and retention. Below is a summary of key outcomes over the course of TAP's implementation.

Highlights of TAP Results


Download The Effectiveness of TAP: Research Summary 2012
Download Performance-Based Compensation: Design and Implementation at Six Teacher Incentive Fund Sites

Learn about the results of TAP state partnerships:

  • Louisiana
  • South Carolina
  • Texas
Read more about TAP's results in Research and Reports.

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TAP Elements of Success
What People Are Saying About TAP

Karen Bucher, Principal, Hazel Park-Hilda Knoff Elementary School, River Ridge, Louisiana
". . . Many teachers had no idea how they were performing in specific areas. With TAP, teachers are working together to improve their classroom instruction and they are getting timely feedback on their performance—a valuable component of teacher accountability. This is making a huge difference in the classroom!"
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