Edu-Job: Master Educators The Quick and the Ed

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Edu-Job: Master Educators

March 18th, 2010 | Category: Teacher Quality

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The District of Columbia seeks Master Educators to serve as third-party evaluators of teacher performance and to provide teachers with targeted support. Important implications for the city’s new teacher evaluation program.

Posted by Chad Aldeman at 4:34 pm | Tags: DC IMPACT, Edu-Job, Teacher Evaluation | No Comments

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Only 1 out of every 2 Hispanic students graduates in six years. How can that ratio be upped? (Rick Hess Straight Up)

Has reading been “bastardized?” (Core Knowledge)

What has four decades of the federal government’s involvement in education accomplished? George Will stubbornly, predictably asks the hard questions. (The Washington Post)

The brouhaha over Diane Ravitch’s one-eighty rages on. Where do you stand?(The New Republic)

Posted by Kris Amundson at 4:00 pm | Tags: Bastardized Reading, Diane Ravitch, Federal Involvement in Education, George Will, Hispanic Graduation Rates, Quick Hits | No Comments