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Updated Edition of Best Seller!
"Odden and Kelley demonstrate in this edition of Paying Teachers for What They Know and Do why they are the primary source for reliable information dealing with teacher compensation."
Bob Chase, President
National Education Association
"Every community developing a strategy to improve schools will want to use this book as a guide. It tells you everything you want to know about new teacher compensation strategies that affect all aspects of teaching and learning."
Yvonne Chan, Principal
Vaughn Next Century Learning Center
San Fernando, CA
"The second edition of Paying Teachers for What They Know and Do advances the ongoing discussion of how to create compensation systems that reward teachers for developing the skills and knowledge needed to deliver standards-based instruction. As Odden and Kelley write, ′We are still at the beginning of the learning curve′ in understanding which systems are viable and effective, and therefore should monitor the development of new teacher compensation systems carefully."
Sandra Feldman, President
American Federation of Teachers
The demand for more innovative, more competitive, and more motivating compensation plans for teachers is growing every day . . . and now Allan Odden and Carolyn Kelley have updated their classic book on teacher compensation to give district and site-based administrators all the new information and insight they need to start moving in the right direction.
The second edition of Paying Teachers for What They Know and Do describes various pay and compensation initiatives currently in use across the country, including signing bonuses, upgrades in teacher pensions, higher salaries to those who are willing to work in more challenging schools, and other approaches. It also explores the different types of compensation plans used in the private sector as well as systems based on the continued acquisition of skills, knowledge, and experience. Then Odden and Kelley take the next step and describe exactly how these plans can be applied successfully in districts of any size.
Topics include:
The current status of teacher compensation Three approaches to compensating teachers The relationship between pay and motivation Knowledge-based and skills-based pay Group-based performance awards Gain-sharing programs Ways to design and implement alternative teacher compensation This valuable book also provides vital information on how these programs can be funded and how school districts can design effective compensation programs that answer the needs of their existing teacher base.
An essential tool for administrators at every level who want and need to keep the very best teachers . . . and pay them what they′re worth.
