Tiered licensing systems being used by states to help teacher quality
This article in Education Week quotes Linda Darling-Hammond on the ad hoc nature of teacher development in the United States.
This article in Education Week quotes Linda Darling-Hammond on the ad hoc nature of teacher development in the United States.
The CCTC has unanimously approved an innovative assessment model that evaluates teacher performance in the classroom, rather than relying only on paper-and-pencil tests.
In an op-ed for the Washington Post, Darling-Hammond explains why the NCTQ ratings of teacher preparation programs are seriously flawed.
In this Washington Post op-ed, Linda Darling-Hammond writes about why teacher collaboration time is so important to the profession.
The Common Core curricula will require comparable changes in pedagogy and how teachers are supported, says Darling-Hammond.
Darling-Hammond's book makes a compelling case for a research-based approach to teacher evaluation that supports collaborative models of teacher planning and learning.
Linda Darling-Hammond and Kathleen Harris have been named Chair and Vice Chair of the Commission on Teacher Credentialing for 2013.
Linda Darling-Hammond has been named Chair of the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing for 2013.
A new publication from Accomplished California Teachers proposes new systems for career pathways and teacher compensation.
Linda Darling-Hammond and Edward Haertel argue that effective evaluation requires rigorous, ongoing assessment by experts who review teachers' instruction, looking at classroom practice and evidence of student learning.