Education is a basic human right that can only be carried out on a large scale by the public entity which represents the public interest. Currently, too many are being cheated from equal opportunity in education in part because the social conditions in which students live detract from their opportunities. We are working for solutions to these problems.
Sunday, September 30, 2012
RESEARCH-BASED OPTIONS FOR EDUCATION POLICYMAKING
RESEARCH-BASED OPTIONS
FOR EDUCATION POLICYMAKING
From the NEPC:
If the objective is to improve educational performance, outside-school factors must
also be addressed. Teacher evaluation cannot replace or compensate for these much
stronger determinants of student learning. The importance of these outside-school
factors should also caution against policies that simplistically attribute student test
scores to teachers.
The results produced by value-added (test-score growth) models alone are highly
unstable. They vary from year to year, from classroom to classroom, and from one
test to another. Substantial reliance on these models can lead to practical, ethical
and legal problems.
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