They argue against Merit pay because they can’t rate the Teachers. How do they ,now, determine GREAT Teachers?
>>They argue against Merit pay because they can’t rate the Teachers. How do they ,now, determine GREAT Teachers?
This is very true. Great teachers, however, are pretty easy to pick out subjectively after looking at classroom interaction, adherence to standards, and assessments. It might be good to just give a bonus to teachers that are National Board Certified - OH WAIT, THEY ALREADY DO!
I have no idea.