Millionaire dilettantes' "education reform" have failed, but teacher-driven, evidence-supported education works miracles
We've tried everything else. Can we try things that have actually worked? "The commonalities in all of Gabor's success stories are "a respect for democratic processes and participatory improvement, a high regard for teachers, clear strategies with buy-in from all stake-holders, and accountability frameworks that include room to innovate. They also feature robust leadership and strong teacher voice. Their success underscores the importance of equitable funding and suggests that problems like income inequality are far more detrimental to education that the usual suspects, like bad teachers.""
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