Teacher evaluation reform spreading across the nation
Oklahoma isn't the only state rushing to adopt a new high-stakes evaluation system that promises to identify the best teachers, the worst teachers and everyone in between.
In the past three years, 32 states have made changes to teacher evaluation system, according to a report from the National Council on Teacher Quality released in October.
The new systems differ, each relying on some combination of stud...
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