The Future of Teaching

Test reform would create school reform

Jose - Here in Virginia we have had standards of learning for a long time. Our standards are revised every seven years by content area. English one year, then math, etc.

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Meet the Collaborateurs

 

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Meet the Collaborateurs

 

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Meet the Collaborateurs

 

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Celebrity teachers, celebrity chefs and K-12 snobbery

Hey John, I have another confession [...]

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The Problem Isn't Assessment; It's The High Stakes

Hello John,
Recently, I had a brief discussion with a new high ranking official about assessment. He told his followers that teachers seem to have the idea of assessment all wrong. He gets that we need to address "teaching to the test," but that teaching to the test isn't the problem.

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Unless teachers… [ #IKnowaTeacher ]

I know a teacher named Ms. Katz. She is my son’s teacher. A passionate professional who has helped my son to love learning the way I had always hoped he would.

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Only if all the right conditions are there [On Bill Gates' teacher evaluation]

Hey John, In the first of this two-part series (OK, a longer essay that I wanted to split up in two), I wondered why Bill Gates would go to great lengths to establish why students should get assessed and, from that, formulate an argument for why teachers should, too.

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