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Do contracts signed by teachers and principals actually have an effect on the ability of students to learn - particularly students in struggling schools?
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| Yes | 32% | 38 votes | Total: 118 votes | |
| No | 68% | 80 votes |
Yes
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Created on: July 28, 2008
The contract has everything to do with the quality of education your child is receiving. Union negotiated
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Created on: August 19, 2008
For Mayor Mike Bloomberg, reforming New York City's education system is a political master-stroke. Over
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No
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Created on: October 02, 2008
"If the student hasn't learned, the teacher hasn't taught" has been around for years, and it says a
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Created on: March 31, 2008
Teacher contracts have absolutely no effect on the ability of students to learn. In struggling schools,
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Created on: August 07, 2008
Signed contracts do not have a direct effect on the ability of students to learn. All students can learn
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by Beth Mondok
Created on: March 25, 2008
I do not believe that contracts signed by teachers and principals actually have an effect on the ability
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