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Easy, reward the improvement in test results, not the test results. This happens now. The problem that can arise, and I remember reading that it does, is that
by haribilalic 16y ago
Easy, reward the improvement in test results, not the test results.
This happens now. The problem that can arise, and I remember reading that it does, is that you end up rewarding poor performing schools and teachers that only marginally improve much more than consistently well performing ones.
- rmc 16y agoRewarding teachers who work in poor performing (and usually more difficult) schools? Sounds like a benefit to me. The rest is little details and tweaks. I agree we should reward teachers who maintain good grades.