States that have adopted policies aligned with the StudentsFirst platform have in some cases met with public opposition. In Idaho, the Legislature passed a package in 2010 that eliminated tenure, introduced performance pay for teachers and based their evaluations on student test scores. Voters overturned the measures in a referendum in November. (The state received a D-minus grade from StudentsFirst.)
Contents contributed and discussions participated by MaryLiz Jones
StudentsFirst Issues Low Ratings on School Policies - NYTimes.com - 24 views
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Idaho's rating
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Cultivating Parent Engagement | Edutopia - 48 views
10 Great Resources on 21st Century Education ~ Educational Technology and Mobile Learning - 159 views
Three Steps to Better Course Evaluations | Faculty Focus - 94 views
Eight Aspects of the Teacher as Learner - 91 views
Common Core: The Non-Fiction Conundrum - 138 views
Teachers, coaches use good working relationships to strengthen results - Chambersburg P... - 40 views
Designing Assignments that Accomplish Course Goals | Faculty Focus - 72 views
5 Things Parents Wish Teachers Knew for Parent-Teacher Conferences - 159 views
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Important reminders and things to consider when visiting with parents.
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MaryLiz Jones
Associate Professor, Graduate Education Director of the Online Curriculum & Instruction Graduate Program