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Race to the Top – Early Learning Challenge

The Race to the Top – Early Learning Challenge (RTT-ELC) grant applications became available August 23, causing a flurry of activity across the country.  The purpose of RTT-ELC is to increase the quality of early childhood education in order to help close the achievement gap for low-income and disadvantaged children. Read more

By coreeducation, 15 yearsAugust 28, 2011 ago
Teacher Evaluation

Tennessee Approves New Teacher Evaluation Model

Last month, the Tennessee State Board of Education adopted a state-recommended, state-wide teacher evaluation model currently being used in South Carolina.  The Board also adopted three alternate models for districts to choose from, and the state will monitor each district closely in the coming year to make sure that teachers Read more

By coreeducation, 15 yearsJuly 10, 2011 ago
Teacher Evaluation

Smart Spending for Better Teacher Evaluations

In its latest report, The New Teacher Project (TNTP) addresses eligible applicants of Round 3 of the Race to the Top (taking place this fall), and other states seeking to most effectively invest their time and resources in implementing revised teacher development and evaluation tools.  Their investment suggestions fall into Read more

By coreeducation, 15 yearsJuly 5, 2011 ago
Grants & Competitions

Two New Race to the Top Competitions

The nine finalist states that did not win grants in the first two rounds of Race to the Top will be eligible to compete for $200 million in additional funds this year.  Applications will be available this fall.  The states — Arizona, California, Colorado, Illinois, Kentucky, Louisiana, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Read more

By coreeducation, 15 yearsJune 6, 2011 ago
Teacher Preparation

Race to the Top and Teacher Preparation

In two rounds of competitive proposals, the U.S. Secretary of Education awarded RTT funds to 11 states and the District of Columbia. A recent paper from the Center for American Progress describes and analyzes one component of the RTT proposals in these 11 states and D.C.—namely, state plans to promote Read more

By coreeducation, 16 yearsMarch 21, 2011 ago

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Kim Fleming has experience working at the school, district, state, and university levels. She earned her PhD in Teacher Education and Professional Development from the University of Maryland and her Masters in Teacher Leadership from Johns Hopkins University. She has worked with 24 school districts and 28 institutions of higher education as professional development schools facilitator and alternative teacher preparation program specialist. In addition, she has worked with four state education agencies, several school districts, and many nonprofit and for profit organizations as a consultant. Fleming is an accomplished grant writer and presenter. She has published numerous publications and book chapters.

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