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Is The Result Of This Systematic Review Of Teacher Merit Pay A Foregone Conclusion?

Posted by Editors Campbell Collaboration, In The News, Merit Pay Wednesday, March 27th, 2013

On March 1st 2013 it was announced at the Campbell Collaboration that a systematic review of merit pay (aka performance-related pay, bonuses, incentives etc.) for teachers was to be conducted this year. The title of this review is: Merit Pay Programs for Improving Teacher Retention, Teacher Satisfaction, and Student Achievement in Primary and Secondary Education: […]

What Makes Daniel Willingham A Scientist?

Posted by Editors Andreas Schleicher, Common Core, Daniel Willingham, In The News, Media Watch, Michael Barber, Research, Tories Sunday, March 3rd, 2013

“Our curriculum is based on years of analysis of the world’s most successful school systems, from east Asia to Massachusetts, and is backed by leading academics such as scientist Daniel Willingham” (Elizabeth Truss MP, Conservative Minister for education) “Antidote to Twitter idiocy: The science behind Gove approach on curriculum: http://www.danielwillingham.com/1/post/2013/02/the-science-in-goves-speech.html” (Tory education news ‏@toryeducation) “I […]

Is The Result Of This Systematic Review Of Teacher Merit Pay A Foregone Conclusion?

What Makes Daniel Willingham A Scientist?

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