Study Weighs Pros, Cons of Teacher Turnover
Washington
Teacher turnover can raise the average instructional quality of a struggling school, but there's no guarantee that a school trying to turn around will keep its best teachers and lose its worst.
That is the conclusion of a new study by Michael Hansen, a longitudinal-data research associate at the American Institutes for Research .
The findings are part of the Turning Around Low-Performing Schools project , the most comprehensive federal study of...
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