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What elements do you believe make a fair evaluation system for teachers? Join the discussion.
It is hard to do well when adults don’t expect you to. That is a theme ED officials and staff heard repeatedly at a listening session with 370 youth leaders at the National Urban League conference on July 30 at the University of Maryland.
“We meet with all kinds of groups—educators, parents, government officials—to hear their [...]
If America is to regain its pre-eminence in education, we owe it to our teachers to share with them useful data and feedback.
On the eve of his bus tour, Secretary Duncan arrived in Little Rock and is preparing for a speech on regaining our global standing in education.
Over the next two weeks Secretary Duncan will visit schools that are facing challenges head-on — and demonstrating success.
Families in the neighborhood surrounding DC’s Maury Elementary School gather once a week to walk to school together.
Why do people choose to teach? Watch this video. How has a great teacher influenced your life? Join the discussion.
“What is the biggest challenge in education today?” ED’s Teaching Ambassador Fellows ask. Join the discussion.
Secretary Duncan made a commitment to find better ways to support and honor the teaching profession in last week’s town hall discussion on Sirius/XM Radio.
A studio audience of 40 educators joined Duncan and Tim Farley of XM’s POTUS (“Politics of the United States”) Channel in a thoughtful discussion that ranged from teacher evaluation to professional [...]
The federal government plans to make its education resources much easier to find and use through a new Learning Registry. Read about it and share your comments.
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