Sentences with phrase «treat teachers like the professionals»

What is needed is a competitive certification process that establishes key criteria for entry into the teaching profession; gives public schools greater freedom to hire and fire teachers; and treats teachers like professionals and their schools like professional institutions by allowing them to tailor professional development to meet the needs of teachers.

Unsurprisingly, they tend to favor the idea that it's better to «treat teachers like professionals» than to «regularly remove poorly performing teachers.»

Hopefully schools like Friendship will light a fire to treat all teachers like professionals, let them work together and bring out their passion and JOY.

We have to treat teachers like the professionals they are.

Treat teachers like professionals.»

Treat teachers like professionals (An interview with Richard Ingersoll).

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Charter school teachers need a union for the same reason as other teachers — to have a voice, to be able to advocate for students without fear of losing their jobs, and to be treated like the professionals they are.

Teachers can and should be treated like professionals.

Teachers should be treated and paid like the professionals they are, not as line workers who all earn the same money for the same years of service.

To reverse this trend, teachers, like all learners, need to identify questions that have personal / professional relevance, and they need to have the opportunity and support to explore them at a time and in a place when their minds are fresh and where they are treated like professionals.

We need to allow principals to actually act like bosses — hiring, training and, when needed, firing their own staffs, and we need teachers to be treated like professionals: given feedback on performance, training when needed, and rewards for excellence.

Teachers today are treated more like political footballs than the highly capable professionals they really are.

«Short - term, replacement strategies,» the report says, «treat teachers like interchangeable, expendable parts rather than as young professionals meriting sustained investments in their development as part of a community of expert, experienced, teachers.»

``... while Hartford's public school students, parents, teachers and school administrators are crippled by the Common Core, the Common Core SBAC testing scam and Connecticut's unfair teacher evaluation system, Luke Bronin's child is attending a school that DOES N'T adhere to the Common Core SYSTEM, doesn't force children to take the unfair Common Core SBAC testing program and treats their school teachers like the education professionals that they are.»

Raising the bar for entry into the teaching profession can ensure that teachers are better prepared for the challenges of the classroom, and respected and treated like other professionals.

-- but that paying teachers based on test scores is «treating them like donkeys rather than professionals,» and that teachers elsewhere were saying «How are we going to be able to fight this off if they agreed to it in Newark?»

Fewer, better teachers treated like real professionals are more effective than more teachers who are treated like blue collar workers.

And I agree about respect — teachers totally deserve to be treated like the professionals they are.

«They're all about espousing making teachers more professional and treating them like professionals, and at the same time they're fighting — starting today — in the courts and in the legislature to allow for forced placement of teachers in places that either they or the leadership of the school doesn't want them to work,» Schoales said.

Teachers would be treated like other professionals and less like interchangeable widgets.

And in addition, while Hartford's public school students, parents, teachers and school administrators are crippled by the Common Core, the Common Core SBAC testing scam and Connecticut's unfair teacher evaluation system, Luke Bronin's child is attending a school that DOES N'T adhere to the Common Core SYSTEM, doesn't force children to take the unfair Common Core SBAC testing program and treats their school teachers like the education professionals that they are.