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MTEL Results 2007-2008

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Massachusetts Tests for Educator Licensure

Annual Institution Report - Program Year 2007-2008

Boston College

Number of Program Completers: 241

Test Field/Category
Institution
Statewide
Number Tested
Number Passed
Pass Rate
Pass Rate
Basic Skills




Comm. Lit Reading
176
174
"99%"
"100%"
Comm. Lit Writing
176
174
"99%"
"100%"
Aggregate
176
172
"98%"
"99%"
Academic Content Areas




013 Biology 4
--
--
"96%"
012 Chemistry 3
--
--
"100%"
002 Early Childhood 9
 --
 --
"99%"
014 Earth Science 1
--
--
"100%"
007 English 19
 19
"100%"
"100%"
090 Found. of Reading
98
92
"94%"
"98%"
026 French
2
--
--
"78%"
003 General Curriculum
97
92
"95%"
"99%"
006 History
14
14
"100%"
"100%"
009 Mathematics 13
 13
"100%"
"99%"
008 Reading Specialist 4
--
--
"99%"
028 Spanish 2
--
--
"98%"
Aggregate
266
255
"96%"
"99%"
 




Summary Totals and Pass Rate
186
172
"92%"
"98%"
 

"--" indicates "Number Passed" and "Pass Rate" not shown because "Number Tested" is less than 10.

The information contained herein is confidential and must not be disclosed to unauthorized persons. Appropriate safeguards must be implemented to protect against improper disclosure of this information. This information is intended to be used only for the purpose of federal and state reporting requirements. It is NOT intended to be used for employment decisions, college admission screening, or any other purpose.

Important: Do NOT use this report to revise your program completer information. User your program completer worksheet.

NOTE: The Lynch School of Education does not require its students to take the Massachusetts Tests for Educator Licensure and does not make passing the MTEL a requirement for program completion. Those institutions that do require students to pass the MTEL in order to complete a program will have a "100%" pass rate, as all “program completers” will by definition have passed.