It seems intuitive that firing bad teachers and replacing them with more effective ones would help students learn. Now, there is research to back that up.
Researchers examined the IMPACT system used by District of Columbia Public Schools to assess teachers, replacing bad ones and recognizing successful ones. The system led to significant improvements in math and reading, especially for poor students.
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