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Why Evaluation Systems Can’t Identify Ineffective Teachers

  • April 8, 2013
Comedy_nose, "Testing Times Ahead" May 27, 2009. Project 365 #147: 270509

By Kristin Blagg In 2009, the non-profit education reform organization TNTP (formerly The New Teacher Project) published The Widget Effect: Our National Failure to Acknowledge and Act Upon Teacher Effectiveness. This report spurred the redesign of many state and district…

Categories: Domestic Policy, Politics

Overdrive for Results? The Blessings and Limitations of Randomized Control Trials for Development Policy

  • November 21, 2011

By Luca Etter Whenever either politicians or economists are claiming to have found the answer to most of the developing world’s questions, caution is warranted. Politicians – currently incapable of addressing even the most basic issues – seem to be…

Categories: Domestic Policy, International Policy
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