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December 10, 2011 07:52:48 AM

Recruiting and Screening For Top Talent:

5

Good Training for Teachers Entering the System:

5

Small Class Size:

5

Hold Teachers Accountable Through Test Results:

5

What else goes into recruiting, evaluating, and retaining great teachers?:

Factor school administration, parent support/ involvement/accountability for what they do to help and motivate their children, etc.

When it comes to getting the best teachers possible into the system, what are your priorities? Rank the approaches below from 1-5, with 1 being your highest priority.