Why Must We Repeat The Mistakes of Education’s History? Edmond Holmes On The Revised Code of 1862

Posted by Edmond Holmes, EdReform, Exams, In The News, Merit Pay, Policy, Standards, Working Conditions Friday, June 19th, 2015
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Below is an excerpt from the writings of Edmond Holmes a notable Irish educator and former Chief Inspector of Schools in England of a century or so ago. In What Is And What Might Be: A Study Of Education In General And Elementary Education In Particular, 1911, Holmes retells the story of the Revised Code […]

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

Posted by Campbell Collaboration, In The News, Merit Pay Wednesday, March 27th, 2013
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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: […]

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