Trendopoly — February 15, 2007 — Social Good
References: cnn
It looks like teachers' performance may soon be graded based on the success of their students and the demonstrated results of their teaching ability, as part of a series of updates to the No Child Left Behind law. This is a much needed change that raises the bar on teaching standards and puts the onus on the teachers to do their jobs right.
Of course, there is opposition to this proposed change, but it seems likely that some form of annual evaluation of teachers performance directly tied to the progress of their students, is in order to ensure that top quality education is provided to children.
Of course, there is opposition to this proposed change, but it seems likely that some form of annual evaluation of teachers performance directly tied to the progress of their students, is in order to ensure that top quality education is provided to children.
Trend Themes
1. Performance-based Teaching Evaluations - Establishing annual evaluations of teachers' performance based on student progress and teaching ability.
2. Higher Teaching Standards - Raising the bar on teaching standards to ensure top quality education for children.
3. Accountability in Education - Putting the onus on teachers to ensure student success and demonstrate effective teaching.
Industry Implications
1. Education - Opportunity for schools and education institutions to implement performance-based evaluations and elevate teaching standards.
2. Education Technology - Development of tools and technologies to facilitate performance measurement and improve teaching effectiveness.
3. Professional Development - Demand for professional development programs to help teachers enhance their skills and meet higher teaching standards.
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