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Every non-labor related business in a free society deals with the same issues that the teachers are hiding from. Just because it is challenging to come up with ACCURATE mesures of a teacher's effectiveness, doesn't mean you give up and say it's impossile. They need 360 degree evaluations to get away from 'mean' supervisors. They need to be measured and paid accordingly just like the rest of us!

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