"It appears that the most important difference between the most and the least effective classrooms is the teacher, but the most important variable appears to be what they do, rather than what they know."
Dylan Wiliam Ahead of the Curve, 2009
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In October 2009, 100 Washington NBCTs convened at the National Board Certified Teacher Policy Symposium sponsored by the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction. The purpose of the Symposium was to create a set of teacher‐directed recommendations for policymakers on the implementation and phase‐in of instructional components contained within ESHB 2261 for the next eight years. Click here to view the final report.
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