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In their recent study of the impact of high-"Value-Added" teachers, Raj Chetty and his colleagues find that a student who was able to substitute an extremely weak teacher -- one who ranked in the bottom 5% of the distribution of all teachers -- for one substantially better, would reap benefits into adulthood.
Elaine Weiss: The Chetty No-Brainer: Invest in Pre-K Elaine Weiss 2012
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Given Chetty et al's contention that a $182 increase merits policymaker attention, pre-k programs like the Chicago Child-Parent Centers should command it.
Elaine Weiss: The Chetty No-Brainer: Invest in Pre-K Elaine Weiss 2012
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Chetty and his colleagues suggest that, given the worth of a great teacher, parents might collectively pool their own money -- $4,600 per parent, totally out of reach for virtually all the families of the students studied -- to retain him/her.
Elaine Weiss: The Chetty No-Brainer: Invest in Pre-K Elaine Weiss 2012
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Research shows teachers are the critical in-school factor behind student success; the recently released study by Raj Chetty, John Friedman, and Jonah Rockoff goes a long way towards measuring the impact that a single outstanding teacher can have on a student's life.
Teach Plus: Whither the District: Leaders Must Lead on School Reform Teach Plus 2012
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"Some of them saw the opportunity here and jumped in", says Priya Chetty Rajagpoal, vice president of Stanton Chase, an executive search firm.
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Indeed, Chetty and colleagues can't calculate costs here.
Elaine Weiss: The Chetty No-Brainer: Invest in Pre-K Elaine Weiss 2012
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Raj Chetty of Harvard points out in a recent National Bureau of Economic Research working paper, prior research on notches show that they induce sharp reductions in labor supply.
How Health Reform Punishes Work Daniel P. Kessler 2011
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Chetty and his colleagues have attached a monetary value to the impact of quality kindergarten teachers -- arguing that they should make $320,000 a year.
Kindergarten Teaching Affects Success Later In Life, New Study Shows 2010
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Chetty and his colleagues have attached a monetary value to the impact of quality kindergarten teachers -- arguing that they should make $320,000 a year.
Kindergarten Teaching Affects Success Later In Life, New Study Shows 2010
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Past studies have focused on the effect of teachers and lower class size on test scores; Chetty et al stand out for focusing on adult outcomes, such as earnings.
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