Current State Policies that Reform Teacher Pay
Publication Date: November 2007
Publisher(s): Joyce Foundation
Series:
Special Collection: The Joyce Foundation
Topic: Education (Education policy and planning)
Education (Education financing, facilities, and equipment)
Education (School administration)
Keywords: student achievement; education; teacher help
Type: Report
Coverage: United States
Abstract:
“Current State Policies that Reform Teacher Pay” examines pay-for-performance programs in eight states. It adds to the currently sparse evidence regarding the effectiveness of teacher pay-for-performance reforms. The study finds that reforms must be part of a systemic effort to build the capacity of the district to help teachers help students. It states that the intent of alternative systems must be clear, whether it is to improve student achievement, improve recruitment and/or retention, attract teachers to shortage teaching fields, or attract teachers to hard-to-staff schools.
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