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Five Best Blogs: Unions, Poverty, Pedophiles -- Yikes.

Gossip_1Bush: CTU Strike an Indicator of Things to Come in US ow.ly/dMr0O 

"Exactly the Kind of Compromise We Would Expect" ow.ly/dLTRS EIA's Mike Antonucci slams compromises made by CPS and CTU

The Chicago Teachers’ Balancing Act ow.ly/dMn0EAnyone else enjoying Harold Meyerson on #ctustrike?

Is Poverty a Kind of Robbery? - Tom Edsall in theNYTimes.com ow.ly/dMgPK 

Pedro Noguera: What's Missing From the Chicago Strike Debate | The Nation ow.ly/dM3mN 

Malcolm Gladwell on how pedophiles operate in plain sight - The New Yorker ow.ly/dMlO5 

Teachers' Expectations Can Influence How Students Perform : Shots - Health Blog : NPR ow.ly/dLHms

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Governor Bush is right -- change is needed, improvements are needed -- but not everything being proposed by the mainstream reform movement right now is an improvement, or is ready for implementation. Teacher appraisal is a prime example. I am not defending the current seniority based system; hardly anyone is. But the direct tying of student test scores into teacher appraisals means not, as Governor Bush writes, that people are being judged based on their own performance; it means that they are being judged based on someone else's (the students') performances. Appraise me, in this regard, based on my contribution to the student's learning, which you cannot reliably do based on making false inferences from a spreadsheet.

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