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duffyduff

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4. And the real problems in public education, the administrators,

Reply to alp227 (Original post)

Sun Jun 2, 2013, 10:45 AM

Jun 2013

will go about business as usual, destroying teachers' careers as if it were blood sport.

I don't believe teachers will ever have the opportunity to have any say on how they are evaluated. Not with the outrageous power imbalance between the two groups.

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New York to Evaluate Teachers With New System [View all] alp227 Jun 2013 OP

"The students have waited too long"----??? femmocrat Jun 2013 #1

That was my response, too. knitter4democracy Jun 2013 #2

"with teachers perhaps having the chance to weigh in with administrators on how they are rated. " mbperrin Jun 2013 #3

And the real problems in public education, the administrators, duffyduff Jun 2013 #4

Elephant in the living room. Smarmie Doofus Jun 2013 #6

Same question I always ask: proud2BlibKansan Jun 2013 #5