Articles Two Angry Teachers Protest California's Standardized Testing with Another Music Video Liz DwyerMay 20, 2011
Articles Five Categories Jeopardy! Should Avoid During Its "Teachers Tournament" Liz DwyerMay 04, 2011
Articles Are 1000 Teach For America Teachers Worth $8 Million? Teach For America's presence in Texas may be in jeopardy thanks to the state's $20 billion budget shortfall.Liz Dwyer02 Jan, 2011
Articles Education Reform: Bill Gates Versus Diane Ravitch The Microsoft CEO-turned-education reformer asks what the NYU education expert is thinking. Be careful what you ask for.Nikhil Swaminathan03 Dec, 2010
Articles How Value-added Teacher Data Is Like a Baseball Batting Average Neither is consistent from year-to-year, but they're among the best measures we've got for evaluating talent.Nikhil Swaminathan21 Nov, 2010
Articles How Is Your State Evaluating Its Teachers? It's agreed that value-added teacher data alone isn't sufficient for assessing a teacher's performance. So what else are state's looking at?Nikhil Swaminathan17 Nov, 2010
Articles Should Education Reform Focus on Average Teachers? By improving the quality of the middle 60 percent of teachers, reformers could affect the most amount of improvement for students.Nikhil Swaminathan10 Nov, 2010
Articles Do Parents Want Teachers' Grades? The debate over whether to release teacher report cards is overheating, but what do parents think?Nikhil Swaminathan30 Oct, 2010
Articles New York May Soon Release Teacher Report Cards On Friday afternoon, the New York City Department of Education may release grades of its 12,000 middle and elementary school teachers.Nikhil Swaminathan22 Oct, 2010
Articles How Can We Identify "Good Teaching"? Are student's results on standardized tests a reasonable way to measure if a teacher is good at his or her job?Emily Hanford03 Oct, 2010