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Elavarasu D commented on Sara Redec's blog post 'better teachers = better schools'

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Mar 29, 2011

Jeffrey Fuller commented on Sara Redec's blog post 'school health habits'

Of course, the development of good eating habits begin at home, but I can attest to the fact that our campus doesn't do much to promote good eating habits at school. We took away the soda machines, but still sell sugary sweet drinks in the…

Feb 22, 2010

school health habits

It seems that too many schools are behind in setting examples for eating habits, still serving food out of deep fryers and snack machines.There is a great "novel" idea suggested in This article: stop putting junk food in middle school vending machines and kids will stop eating junk food. Actually, it seems to have an…See More

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Sara Redec commented on Sara Redec's blog post 'better teachers = better schools'

yes, thats possible. Maybe some other model could be more effective, not necessarily tied to pay, but other, more professionally oriented incentives.

Feb 4, 2010

Jeffrey Fuller commented on Sara Redec's blog post 'better teachers = better schools'

I read the article, and although I would enjoy higher pay, what little evidence they presented was not enough to convince me that higher pay can be related to test scores. And with all the other variables involved regarding a students success, I…

Feb 4, 2010

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school health habits

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better teachers = better schools

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Incentives to teachers must reach beyond health insurance and dental insurance. The golden rule of education is to teach with the best teachers, and thats not an… Continue

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