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Daily posts from a public school teacher who is just looking at the data.
Mike Klonsky’s Small Talk- NYC Educator
- JD2718
- War on teachers continues: Publication of Teacher “Data” ReportsThe court forced NYC to hand over the reports? That’s what Bloomberg claimed on the John Gambling Show on WOR: “I think what people miss is the courts have ordered us to release the data.” Typical of that weasel. The media filed FOI requests because the City told them that, in violation of the agreement [...]
- War on teachers continues: Publication of Teacher “Data” Reports
- The Jose Vilson blog
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- TuttleSVC
- We Should Be More Aggressive with the FOIA RequestsGary Rubenstein:Today, the day of the release of the New York City data, I received an email that I did not expect to come for at least a year. In D.C. the evaluation process is called IMPACT. About 500 teachers in D.C. belong to something called ‘group one’ which means that they teach something that can be measure with their value-added formula. 50% of thei […]
- We Should Be More Aggressive with the FOIA Requests
- School Tech Connect
- Glen Brown: Teacher/poet/musician
- Pension Education
- Plain and Simple (Feb. 15, 2012) January 11, 2012 glen brown
A comment from Matt.
We know how this is going to resolve itself. Walker and the rest have become so inured of conservative sophistry that they will willingly snort the Koch-aine of some silly scheme or another. I guess if I really believed that the state of whatever, was actually a business, and should be beholden to only those business principals, than it’s only reasonable to believe that bankrupting the state in order to get out from under it’s financial obligations is in the natural order of things. It’s happened before. I have no worries about the rank and file finding greener pastures in the private sector, but who’s going to pick-up the trash on Tuesday?
-Matt
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