Profit of Education by Richard Startz (2010, Hardcover)

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Title: Profit Of Education. Number of Pages: 256. Author: Startz, Richard (Author). Weight: 1.2 lbs. Publication Date: 2010-10-21. Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC.

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PublisherBloomsbury Publishing USA
ISBN-100313393796
ISBN-139780313393792
eBay Product ID (ePID)109276674

Product Key Features

Number of Pages256 Pages
Publication NameProfit of Education
LanguageEnglish
Publication Year2010
SubjectFinance, Référence, General, Aims & Objectives, Teaching Methods & Materials / General
TypeTextbook
AuthorRichard Startz
Subject AreaEducation
FormatHardcover

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Item Height0.6 in
Item Weight19.1 Oz
Item Length9.2 in
Item Width6.1 in

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Intended AudienceCollege Audience
LCCN2010-025261
Reviews"The best book I have read in the past year. . . . Someone sent me a note suggesting I read a draft, and I begrudgingly agreed, only to be blown away by its content. It does an amazing job, making a well-articulated and -supported argument for why some teachers need to make a lot more money. He pulls together some research you've likely seen, but also some you probably haven't--and I've subsequently borrowed a lot of it for my own presentations. Put Profit of Education on your 2011 book list." -- NationalJournal.com "Thoughtful, accessible, and timely. . . . Highly recommended." -- Choice, "The best book I have read in the past year. . . . Someone sent me a note suggesting I read a draft, and I begrudgingly agreed, only to be blown away by its content. It does an amazing job, making a well-articulated and -supported argument for why some teachers need to make a lot more money. He pulls together some research you've likely seen, but also some you probably haven'tand I've subsequently borrowed a lot of it for my own presentations. Put Profit of Education on your 2011 book list." – NationalJournal.com, "The best book I have read in the past year. . . . Someone sent me a note suggesting I read a draft, and I begrudgingly agreed, only to be blown away by its content. It does an amazing job, making a well-articulated and -supported argument for why some teachers need to make a lot more money. He pulls together some research you've likely seen, but also some you probably haven't-and I've subsequently borrowed a lot of it for my own presentations. Put Profit of Education on your 2011 book list." NationalJournal.com, "The best book I have read in the past year. . . . Someone sent me a note suggesting I read a draft, and I begrudgingly agreed, only to be blown away by its content. It does an amazing job, making a well-articulated and -supported argument for why some teachers need to make a lot more money. He pulls together some research you've likely seen, but also some you probably haven't-and I've subsequently borrowed a lot of it for my own presentations. Put Profit of Education on your 2011 book list." - NationalJournal.com
Dewey Edition22
Number of Volumes1 vol.
IllustratedYes
Dewey Decimal331.2813711
SynopsisThis important book translates evidence and examines policy, proposing a plan to save America's schools by rewarding teachers with professional-level salaries distributed wisely., This important book translates evidence and examines policy, proposing a plan to save America's schools by rewarding teachers with professional-level salaries distributed wisely. Profit of Education makes it clear that rethinking the teaching profession is the key to repairing America's broken-down education system and securing our nation's future. Accomplishing that, author Dick Startz says, requires lifting teacher pay to professional levels and rewarding teachers for student success, with the goal of improving student learning by the equivalent of one extra year of schooling. Profit of Education takes the reader on a chapter-by-chapter walk through the evidence on pay-oriented, teacher-centric reform of the public school system, showing that such an approach can work. Startz translates the extensive scientific evidence on school reform into easily understood terms, demonstrating the enormous difference teachers make in student outcomes. Proposed levels of teacher salaries are established, and the difficult issue of differential pay is examined in depth, as are many of the practical and political issues involved in measuring teacher success. Last, but hardly least, Startz shows how teacher-centric school reform will pay off for the taxpayer and the economy., Profit of Education makes it clear that rethinking the teaching profession is the key to repairing America's broken-down education system and securing our nation's future. Accomplishing that, author Dick Startz says, requires lifting teacher pay to professional levels and rewarding teachers for student success, with the goal of improving student learning by the equivalent of one extra year of schooling. Profit of Education takes the reader on a chapter-by-chapter walk through the evidence on pay-oriented, teacher-centric reform of the public school system, showing that such an approach can work. Startz translates the extensive scientific evidence on school reform into easily understood terms, demonstrating the enormous difference teachers make in student outcomes. Proposed levels of teacher salaries are established, and the difficult issue of differential pay is examined in depth, as are many of the practical and political issues involved in measuring teacher success. Last, but hardly least, Startz shows how teacher-centric school reform will pay off for the taxpayer and the economy.
LC Classification NumberLB2842.22.S73 2010

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