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		<title>Arne Duncan</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Ball point pen on the morning newsprint President Obama's Education Secretary Arne Duncan supports merit pay for teachers by linking raises and bonuses to student performance. The former professional basketball player said "To somehow suggest we should not link student achievement to teacher effectiveness, is like suggesting we judge sports teams without looking at the [&#8230;]</p>
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<p style="text-align: center;"><em>Ball point pen on the morning newsprint</em></p>
<p>President Obama's Education Secretary<a href="https://www.roibal.us/2008/12/17/arne-duncan/"> Arne Duncan </a>supports merit pay for teachers by linking raises and bonuses to student performance. The former professional basketball player said "To somehow suggest we should not link student achievement to teacher effectiveness, is like suggesting we judge sports teams without looking at the box score."<br />
That seems logical. So, why hasn't it been done before?...Well, in Washington, lobbies and interest groups have always trumped logic, and there is no lobby more powerful than the teachers union, who opposes merit pay...That's Change.</p>
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