Group gives NJ low marks for teacher standards
A national group that researches and advocates for teacher quality says New Jersey is coming up short. A report by the Washington-based National Council on Teacher Quality says New Jersey gets a D-plus,
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Jan 25, 2012, 1:12 PM
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A national group that researches and advocates for teacher quality says New Jersey is coming up short.
A report by the Washington-based National Council on Teacher Quality says New Jersey gets a D-plus, ranks 36th in the nation.
The report says the state is making less progress than most states though its students' generally score highly on standardized tests.
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