Hattie Ranking: Teacher Effects

Posted on February 12, 2013 by Sebastian Waack — 1 Comment ↓

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1. Mike Lubelfeld says:

   September 7, 2014 at 9:18 PM

   I am a public school superintendent, the elementary district I serve enrolls 3000 students in six schools (2 are 6-8 middle schools, 3 are K-5 elementary schools and one is a PK-5 elementary school). My fascination and interest in Dr. Hattie’s work is shown in many of my “tweets” and blog posts! I have copied content from this site as well as others in an effort to share and amplify the impact of the highly impactful research. Please continue to clearly and effectively share the messages about what works! – ML

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1. Magna Charter? | Economics 411: Monetary and Financial Theory says:

   February 18, 2014 at 1:59 AM

   […] Hattie came up with a list of things that drive students’ performance. Turns out that a bunch of them are ultimately down to one person: the teacher (by the way, I love how the least important aspect […]