New York State Teacher-Evaluation Results Reveal Local Discrepancies
While teacher-evaluation results were high for most of New York state, they were low in urban pockets, including Syracuse.
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October 23, 2013
October 17, 2013
Survey Attempts to Gauge Student Satisfaction
200 high school students participated in a survey about Oregon public high schools that seeks to give students a voice in education reform in the state.
October 15, 2013
Teacher-Evaluation Fears Playing Out in New York
A Syracuse high school is serving as a case study for how apparent glitches in an evaluation system can affect teacher morale—and potentially jeopardize teachers' careers.
September 04, 2013
Seattle Teachers Head Off Strike With New Contract
With a show of hands last night, Seattle teachers voted to approve a new two-year contract, ending the possibility of a strike and ensuring that students returned to school on time today.
August 21, 2013
Teacher Evaluations Tied to Test Scores: What the Public Thinks
Two national polls released this week come to different conclusions about whether the public supports incorporating standardized test scores into teachers' evaluations.
August 08, 2013
South Korean 'Teacher' Makes $4 Million
In a recent Wall Street Journal piece, Amanda Ripley writes about a "rock star" teacher in South Korea who makes $4 million a year.
July 10, 2013
Tennessee Teacher-Pay Plan Riles Union
The recent adoption of a new teacher-pay plan in Tennessee has spurred backlash from many union members, including calls for the state's education commissioner to be fired, reports The Tennessean.
July 02, 2013
Crowdsourcing: The Teacher-Voice Solution?
Districts have recently employed crowdsourcing to solve major problems. Could it help teachers authentically add their voices to policy discussions, too?
June 24, 2013
Are Teachers 'At the Table' Or 'On the Menu'? Hard to Tell.
Thursday's "Evaluation Reform: Finding Solutions through Teachers" at the American Institutes for Research was just the type of 30,000-foot-level Washington event that disenfranchised teachers seem to fear is changing the course of their profession.
April 09, 2013
Atlanta Cheating Scandal Reactions
Are testing systems to blame?
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