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duffyduff

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11. yep to this

Sun Feb 17, 2013, 10:51 AM

Feb 2013

"I'm going to guess he/she wasn't a terribly good teacher if he/she does not realize how horribly disruptive (and useless) this is."--

That is why he is an administrator. He became one because he had the right connections instead of being fired like he should have been or not hired in the first place.

The bad part of this idiocy is teachers have to carry it out or else be charged with "insubordination."

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Teachers' evaluations on steroids. [View all] no_hypocrisy Feb 2013 OP

Start the camcorder! narnian60 Feb 2013 #1

This is an excuse to dump a teacher before he or she reaches "tenure." duffyduff Feb 2013 #2

Total agreement. no_hypocrisy Feb 2013 #3

"Sorry, class." LWolf Feb 2013 #4

This is required of the special ed inclusion teachers in our district. mbperrin Feb 2013 #5

Great way of solving the problem... Ka hrnt Feb 2013 #7

+1. though it seems like anyone with half a brain would understand how unworkable that is. HiPointDem Feb 2013 #15

Sigh... Ka hrnt Feb 2013 #6

yep to this duffyduff Feb 2013 #11

And who is going to read all this nonsense? proud2BlibKansan Feb 2013 #8

Highly-paid administrators. Then they'll score it w. a "rubric". n/t Smarmie Doofus Feb 2013 #10

The word "rubric" makes me gak. Squinch Feb 2013 #14

Gates got 800 on his math SATs. Smarmie Doofus Feb 2013 #9

Another reason SAT scores aren't indicators of IQ or much else. duffyduff Feb 2013 #12

And then, the superintendent is going to what with this? Squinch Feb 2013 #13