From The Atlantic: Testing U.S. Education Policies in Brazil
Brazilian policymakers are adopting American reform ideas such as teacher pay tied to test scores, privately run public schools and common standards.
By Antonio Gois Tying teacher pay to student test scores. Creating public schools of choice with private operators. Setting common standards for all students. Those issues probably are familiar to any American reporter who covers education.
By Antonio Gois
Tying teacher pay to student test scores. Creating public schools of choice with private operators. Setting common standards for all students. Those issues probably are familiar to any American reporter who covers education. They are also becoming more and more common in Brazil, where many policymakers are deeply inspired by the American experience.
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