Things that Make You Go, Hmmm
Update: here's a new one. So if this is just a little pilot student survey of teachers, why is it the most hugely read post 4-1? That is way off the charts for normal post hits. (Naturally some of the hits are the same people but when it gets off a certain amount, you know there is a lot more traffic. And on a holiday weekend.) Someone called this a "tempest in a teapot"; I don't think so. 1) Still waiting to find out who is paying for the costs for the pilot student survey of teachers by students. 2) Still waiting to find out if teachers are contractually obligated to give out the survey in their classes and/or do students have to take the survey? Will students be told this is an optional piece of work and allowed to not take the survey if they choose? 3) I'm also waiting to hear what does the SEA has to say about this issue - both from the teacher level and the union level. Hmmm. 3) What's up ...