Rejecting test scores as a core value Los Angeles Times (Sandy Banks): The Chicago
teachers strike reflected the nationwide divide over «market reforms,» shorthand for the accountability metrics that tie teachers» salaries and jobs to how well their students perform.
Not exact matches
Here's one example that
strikes me as particularly interesting: using a tablet with a screencasting app,
teachers can record their students grappling with a problem and
reflect on what led to their understanding (or failure to understand).
Craft trades and ministries point toward a middle way that, though less prestigious than medicine, could actually enhance the profession by better
reflecting the work
teachers do instead of arrogating to itself a status that
strikes many noneducators as presumptuous and self - serving.
School board members, by and large, are not gripped by «
strike phobia,» but rather
reflect a very rational fear of the political power of
teacher unions.
Perhaps the higher levels of support we observed in 2014
reflected temporary shocks to public opinion stemming from events such as Wisconsin governor Scott Walker's recall election and the landmark Vergara v. California decision that
struck down California's
teacher evaluation and tenure laws, both of which took place while our survey was in the field.
[10] Fox news correspondent Wayne Allyn Root,
reflecting over the CTU
strike, suggested that the district should simply fire all the
teachers, sarcastically stating, «These are such selfless people!