Skip to main contentRemainders: AFT gets into the teacher evaluation game
By | October 9, 2009, 12:44am UTC - NYSUT won an AFT grant to build a “meaningful” teacher evaluation system.
- Weingarten tells Newsweek that using student data in NY is ok, just not under Klein.
- Got any questions for UFT president Michael Mulgrew? Get them asked here.
- Ed in the Apple: there’s an easy way and a hard way to get the UFT and DOE to collaborate.
- Bronx Science teachers who signed a complaint letter say they’re being retaliated against.
- Thompson’s 15-second ads don’t allow him enough time to explain his Board of Ed days.
- Peter Murphy says NYSUT is offering charter school teachers more than it can deliver.
- Jeb Bush: If Walmart can track a box of cereal, we can track student achievement.
- Slowly winning over a difficult student may not show up in test scores.
- The solution to charter turnover: train kids to become charter school teachers.
- A Center on Education Policy study shows the achievement gap narrowing.
- And Politics K-12 decides to take a vote on naming RttT. Or is it RTT?
