States struggle over how to evaluate special-ed teachers
From wire service reports
Read more by staff and wire services reportsSpurred by the U.S. Department of Education's $4.35 billion Race to the Top grant competition, more than a dozen states have passed laws to reform how teachers are evaluated and include student growth as a component. For most students, that growth will be measured on standardized tests. But for special-education students, it's considerably more complicated. Read more with registration.