Author: Jack Hassard

“Say It Isn’t So,” Georgia State Charter Commission Results: 1 Charter Approved, 7 Charters Denied

Posted by Jack Hassard | Nov 2, 2013 | Charter Schools

“Say it isn’t so.” The State Charter School Commission ruled on the 16...

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How Much Does It Cost to Find Great Teachers in Georgia? Answer: $60 Million

Posted by Jack Hassard | Nov 1, 2013 | Race to the Top, Teacher Evaluation

We’re spending a lot of money to find great teachers in Georgia. Admittedly, Georgia...

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Georgia Teacher Evaluations: All Trick, No Treat

Posted by Jack Hassard | Oct 31, 2013 | Teacher Evaluation

EmpowerED Georgia published an “infomercial” on teacher evaluations just in time for...

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Inquiry Teaching: A Hallmark of Teaching in a Democratic Society

Posted by Jack Hassard | Oct 30, 2013 | Inquiry

Teachers who instill as sense of inquiry in their classrooms are the educators who lead the rest...

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What is Georgia’s Race to the Top Plan for New Teachers?

Posted by Jack Hassard | Oct 29, 2013 | Race to the Top, Teach for America, Teacher Education, Turnaround Schools

What is the Georgia Race to the Top (RT3) Plan for New Teachers? Teach for America The simple...

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