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Teachers, Performance Pay, and Accountability

Teachers, Performance Pay, and Accountability

What Education Should Learn from Other Sectors
Business & EconomicsEducation
Pages
111
Published
2009
Language
English

Synopsis

This book examines the intricate relationship between teacher performance pay and accountability in the education system. It delves into various perspectives on how these policies impact teacher effectiveness and student outcomes. The authors explore the economic and social implications of different compensation models for educators.

Prose complexity
10/10

Vibe

InformativeIntellectualComplex

Genres

Business & Economics Education Politics & Society

Authors

D
Daniel Koretz

Daniel Koretz is an expert in educational policy and research. His book, Teachers, Performance Pay, and Accountability, explores key challenges in education, particularly concerning teacher compensation and school accountability.

J
John S. Heywood

John S. Heywood writes on critical issues in education. His book, "Teachers, Performance Pay, and Accountability," offers insights into school policy and economics.

S
Scott J. Adams

Scott J. Adams is the author of "Teachers, Performance Pay, and Accountability." His work examines important topics in education policy and economics.