Former UT Regent Wallace Hall Wasn’t Surprised By Latest Admissions Scandal
“If you want to auction off the seats, tell the public how many seats you’re going to auction off.”
“If you want to auction off the seats, tell the public how many seats you’re going to auction off.”
Wallace Hall fought a bitter battle with the University of Texas, alleging corrupt admissions policies. Considering new revelations, was he right all along? We’ll have a conversation with the former…
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The metric that determines eligibility to become a master teacher strongly favors teachers whose students are performing at grade level at the beginning of the school year.
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“If we continue to view ourselves as economic inputs into a greater machine of capital efficiency, we’re going to lose.”
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