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Doing Our Own Thing: The Degradation of Language and Music and Why We Should,...
Vouchers in the courts; disabilities and the SAT; teacher pay
Vouchers in the courts
James E. Ryan provides a balanced and comprehensive description of the...
The Power to Perform
Attracting nontraditional leaders to education will require increasing their authority and compensation, conditioned on getting results
Let’s Not Play Favorites
Last year, the U.S. Supreme Court declared the city of Cleveland's school voucher program...
Amrein and Berliner defend their study; so does the AFT
One would think that economist Michael Podgursky ("Fringe Benefits," Check the Facts, Summer 2003) would analyze teachers' salaries through the lens of supply and demand.
Are Teachers Underpaid?
It is often said that the nation does not properly value teaching. Is this...
More Than Just Pay
Are teachers paid too little? This has been more of an assumption than a...
Rod Paige on teachers who cheat; the benefits of inclusion
It is shameful that a small minority of teachers feel the need to help their students cheat on tests. The issue says something larger about our society that is very hard to fathom and is simply unacceptable.
