Alternative Teacher Compensation

New ways of compensating teachers in an era of ferocious budget shortfalls was the topic of discussion for about 400 school superintendents, leaders of teacher organizations and school board members from across California at conferences in Oakland and Los Angeles in 2010. This project compiled materials to support districts that are interested in exploring different ways of compensating teachers.

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PACE

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Smarter Balanced Assessment, high school GPA or SAT? Which best predicts first-year college outcomes for California 11th graders? New PACE research brief investigates the three assessments: https://t.co/QKZ8eqYWKA https://t.co/MhRg5augPK

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EdSource analysis of teacher salaries reveals impact of California’s housing crisis on many teachers & cites #GDTFII research. In over 1/4 school districts the highest-paid teachers could not afford to rent a 3-bedroom house or apartment. https://t.co/xTzoKpAZ4L

1 hour 48 min ago

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PACE’s Getting Down to Facts II project brought together over 100 of the country's top education scholars to examine CA education and assess our progress. Directly engage w/some of the researchers at San Diego State U. on 4/29. Spots limited. More at: https://t.co/WIOhAxduGz https://t.co/vjL8Jp0l8w

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