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Building a Career Pathway for Quality Teaching
January 20, 2012
Sherene Judeh and Anna Martin discuss ways to develop and retain excellent teachers by building career pathways for quality teaching
Principles to Guide Teacher Evaluation Reforms
January 20, 2012
David Cohen and Anthony Cody discuss research, policy, and practice to guide teacher evaluation reforms.
Peer Review for Better Evaluation and Labor-Management Relations
January 20, 2012
Dan Humphrey and Julia Koppich discuss a study examining the effects of using peer assistance and review (PAR) in two California districts.
Supporting World Class Teaching in California Part III
January 20, 2012
Part III of Linda Darling-Hammond's presentation on what is needed to develop a more powerful and well-supported teaching force in California..
Supporting World Class Teaching in California Part II
January 20, 2012
Part II of Linda Darling-Hammond's presentation on what is needed to develop a more powerful and well-supported teaching force in California.
Supporting World Class Teaching in California Part I
January 20, 2012
Part I of Linda Darling-Hammond's presentation on what is needed to develop a more powerful and well-supported teaching force in California.
The Need for School Reform
January 25, 2013
Linda Darling-Hammond speaks to the City Club of Cleveland Friday Forum on the need for school reform.
Michael Kirst on the Common Core State Standards
October 31, 2012
In this interview, Michael Kirst discusses the state policy implications and challenges of California's implementation of the Common Core State Standards.
Busing Controversy Points to New Outlook on Neighborhood Schools
October 17, 2012
Prudence Carter joins MSNBC's Melissa Harris-Perry and guests to talk about education in local neighborhoods and the controversy over busing.
Where the Bus Stops: Boston Looking to Limit School Busing
October 17, 2012
Prudence Carter joins a discussion on school busing and educational inequities with MSNBC's Melissa Harris-Perry.
