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Report from Saba Bireda and Robin Chait lays out highly effective strategies for getting more teachers of color in the classroom.
Ulrich Boser and Robin Chait give four recommendations on how to improve teacher and principal effectiveness.
President Barack Obama’s budget request shows an ongoing commitment to increasing students’ access to effective teachers and leaders, observes Robin Chait.
A Los Angeles judge approved a settlement last week that would protect students in the highest-poverty schools from mass teacher layoffs, writes Robin Chait.
The Teacher Incentive Fund is leading to important reforms in participating states and districts and Congress should maintain its funding level in the coming year, argues Robin Chait.
Robin Chait and Ulrich Boser explain why reforming the way teachers are paid signals to teachers that their performance matters.
Robin Chait discusses what new Obama administration education strategies we should expect to see in this coming school year and what reforms show the most promise.
Robin Chait and Cynthia Brown argue against putting innovative and effective education programs on the chopping block to fund teachers’ jobs.
Congressional appropriations for education offers an opportunity to improve access to great teachers and leaders, writes Robin Chait.
Report from Robin Chait and Raegen Miller on how state policy should act on differences in teacher performance to improve teacher effectiveness and equity.
Report from Robin Chait explores the reasons that teacher dismissal is rarely pursued and opportunities for change.
Robin Chait offers analysis of new surveys that show less experienced teachers are more supportive of differential compensation.