A group of Ed Week reporters and editors met with U.S. Secretary of Education
Arne Duncan yesterday, including Politics K-12 divas Alyson Klein and Michele McNeil. Not about to be out-diva-ed, yours truly talked his way into this powwow and hit up the new Ed Sec with a bunch of teacher-policy questions.
As there's been so much chatter about performance pay, I decided to focus my questions on other issues that have been raised of late. One was to follow up on President Obama's recent speech and on language in the FY 2010 budget request that suggest the new administration will take a tougher stance on identifying and removing teachers who don't improve, even after given intense support.
Duncan gave a bit of a circuitous answer, as you can see from this video...
Education Secretary Arne Duncan on Ineffective Teachers from Education Week on Vimeo.
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Thursday, March 26, 2009
Duncan Talks Teachers
This from Stephen Sawchuck at Teacher Beat:
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Arne Duncan,
Teachers
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