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To educate every child, schools must migrate to a modular architecture--from the current teacher-centric classroom to a child-centric classroom--so they can customize for each child.
FORBES: Magazine Article
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Mrs King said she rejected a place at Sherwood Park after reading the latest Ofsted report, which highlighted attendance issues, concerns about below-average academic attainment, the news that the current head teacher was leaving, and the 1.1-mile walk to the school.
BBC: Kent primary school admissions 'show planning failure'
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The cost and size of the teacher workforce is appropriate in the context of the current financial climate.
BBC: Review of McCrone teaching deal announced
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The minister then announced a two-stage study of the teacher training infrastructure, to consider the affordability of the current system and the options for a more shared and integrated system.
BBC: Northern Ireland Assembly
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It talks about the problems with current compensation models which tilt overall teacher compensation toward retirement benefits such as pensions.
FORBES: Reforming Teacher Pay to Attract New Teachers
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"Reform of the current pay system for teachers is fundamental to driving up teacher quality, " said Mr Gove.
BBC: Michael Gove pushes for performance pay for teachers
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This means we can argue against high-stakes testing (against the current reform trend) but in favor of reforms to teacher tenure, compensation and so forth (pro-reform positions).
FORBES: Against Tribalism in the Education Reform Debate
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In its report, Ofsted praised current head teacher, Janet Relton, who joined the school in September 2012.
BBC: Bradford Moor school's governors to be replaced
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The government of Ontario did not predicate their reform program on replacing its current teacher workforce with a new workforce.
FORBES: NCEE Report Focuses on Teachers as Professionals, New Pay Schemes
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There is a little evidence that this could improve pupils' progress, but what may happen, given the current problems in recruiting teachers, is that a large class with an experienced and capable teacher is split into two, with half of the pupils being taken by a less experienced and perhaps less capable teacher.
ECONOMIST: Health and education