Tag Archives: teacher effectiveness

Defining Success

Posted on April 19, 2011 by Deb

How many lives will you touch over the lifetime of your teaching career? After 30 years in education, even if you teach in a self-contained, single grade classroom with an average enrollment of 20 students, you literally will have come … Continue reading →

Posted in Education | Tagged goal setting, impacting students, Success, teacher effectiveness | Leave a comment

Grading America’s Teachers

Posted on August 16, 2010 by Deb

I’m truly a believer that the GREATEST predictor of student performance comes down to the teacher. I’ve said it before. I’d take a REMARKABLE teacher with a class of 30 students, even with an abundance of special needs learners, over … Continue reading →

Posted in School Reform | Tagged desirable conditions for learning, master teacher, student growth, teacher effectiveness, Value Added Analysis | 1 Comment

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