Skip to main contentRemainders: Reporting about reporting about teacher reports
By | February 25, 2012, 12:13am UTC - Teachers respond to their own data reports and to the overall project of publication. (SchoolBook)
- A five-point list of reasons to question the teacher data, starting with bad state tests. (Insideschools)
- A Florida education professor created a rubric for judging news outlets’ TDR reporting. (Sherman Dorn)
- A roundup of news outlets’ TDR publication plans, including the Daily News’ dummy data. (JD2718)
- A journalist wonders whether the New York Times’ ombudsman will weigh in on the issue. (Russo)
- An open letter from a fifth-grade teacher to the news organizations publishing the data. (Edwize)
- Fans of our decision not to publish teachers’ ratings are asking others to help us. (NYC P.S. Parents)
- A teacher lists the things he likes about the state’s new evaluation system. (NYCDOEnuts)
- Upstate college students say they back Gov. Cuomo’s push for tougher teacher evaluations. (YouTube)
- Just a reminder: Teachers have until Feb. 29 to apply for summer travel-to-learn grants. (GothamSchools)