Not exact matches
At the same time, Rotherham fails to remember that for all the preening of Beltway reformers, the
most -
successful school
reform efforts have been — and continue to be — done by folks who didn't know much about education until stumbled into
reform.
If not for No Child, the
most -
successful of the Obama administration's
reform effort so far — Race to the Top and I3 — wouldn't have had a chance of succeeding, largely because there would have been no pressure in the form of the proficiency and accountability provisions that No Child brought to bear.
For one, his proclamations that families aren't equipped to manage schools fails to consider the reality that some of the
most -
successful school
reform efforts have been — and continue to be — done by folks who didn't know much about education until stumbled into
reform.
The report, «What the U.S. Can Learn From the World's
Most Successful Education
Reform Efforts,» found that in high - scoring countries like Finland, Japan, the Netherlands, Canada and South Korea, teachers have higher status and are typically paid better relative to other workers.
The
most -
successful school
reform efforts undertaken by philanthropists have not been ones that attempted to focus on school district bureaucracies, but on expanding opportunities for high - quality education for children and families.
«Perhaps the
most important single thing I think from the education
reform effort that went on was an increased focus on the teachers, on hiring the very best and brightest we possibly could, promoting them and giving them opportunities to be
successful in the classroom.»