Skip to main contentRemainders: A 'bad teacher' recounts his short-lived career
By | August 30, 2011, 10:58pm UTC - A teacher who lasted one semester at a Bronx school explains his path to being a “bad teacher.” (Salon)
- What’s the point of criticizing a teacher evaluation system that hasn’t been built yet? (Shanker Blog)
- On the conspicuous absence of people of color representing educators publicly. (Jose Vilson)
- A teacher tackles “decision fatigue” head-on by taking small steps to have a better year. (Miss Brave)
- Richard Rothstein: “Class Warfare” misrepresent unions, and it misrepresents reformers, too. (Slate)
- An ex-Wireless Generation employee sacrificed stock when she moved to Gates Foundation. (Eduwonk)
- Launching an in-depth look at five Las Vegas schools undergoing turnaround this year. (Las Vegas Sun)
- A teacher-quality nonprofit says releasing TDRs could widen the achievement gap. (NCTQ via Russo)