Reports: Don't Forget Professional Development in Evaluation
A pair of new reports outlines how districts can think about using revised teacher evaluation systems to improve the quality of the teaching force. Read Full Post >
A pair of new reports outlines how districts can think about using revised teacher evaluation systems to improve the quality of the teaching force. Read Full Post >
Stanford University professor Linda Darling-Hammond is quickly becoming a polarizing figure for Democrats and the source of much debate, with news articles on her ranging from Tom Toch's take on assessment over at the Quick and the Ed to this New Republic piece that questions her credentials as a sc... Read Full Post >
Experts discuss the obstacles to getting teachers proficient in formative-assessment techniques. Read Full Post >
The National Board for Professional Teaching Standards has named Ronald Thorpe as its new president and CEO. Read Full Post >
By Guest Blogger Liana Heitin Stephen thought his readers would be interested in a post over at Teaching Now about new-teacher induction. At a conference in Washington on Tuesday sponsored by the Alliance for Excellent Education, advocates for strengthening new-teacher supports gathered in an eff... Read Full Post >
A story out of Syracuse, N.Y., outlines an interesting and relevant conundrum: When district budgets get tight, should you keep as many teacher jobs as possible—or let some folks go in order to preserve the training that's supposed to help those who keep their jobs do their best work? That ap... Read Full Post >
A professional-development intervention for teachers based on a well known teaching framework pays dividends for student achievement, according to a study published today in Science magazine. Read Full Post >
Learning Forward releases an updated set of professional-development standards. Read Full Post >
Five states that have adopted the Common Core State Standards are beginning work on an initiative to create an open-source "platform" that would help teachers access, download, and create resources tied to the common standards, officials from the Council of Chief State School Officers told us today.... Read Full Post >
Joseph A. Aguerrebere, the president of The National Board for Professional Teaching Standards, will step down June 30 after eight years of service. Read Full Post >
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