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Teachers and Education Policy: Two Voices in Dialogue: Part 1 - Living in Dialogue - Education Week. >>
Valerie Strauss of the Washington Post brings us an article from Matthew Di Carlo, senior fellow at the non-profit Albert Shanker Institute.
Bill Gates, who appears to be running for shadow education secretary, just urged states and school districts to pay teachers according to “value-added based” merit systems that inevitably use standardized test scores to judge how well a teacher is doing, despite criticisms that there is no evidence such systems work.
Experience in teaching doesn’t matter much, nor do advanced education degrees, Gates said in a speech to the Council of Chief State School Officers’ annual policy forum in Louisville on Friday. Go to the original…
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