Dinowitz urges in-house professional learning for teachers
Dinowitz says teachers appreciate per-session pay and that hiring DOE teachers is less expensive. He urges DOE to keep professional learning and curriculum development in-house as the Seal expands.
They feel seen and recognized for the work that they do.
I worry that as we seek to expand the seal of civic readiness, and as we seek to incorporate civics into the portrait of a graduate, it will be very tempting for the DOE to do what they often do is to hire outside contractors
to do the work that our teachers are going to do a better job at.
And you're going to keep the money in-house and keep the money for our teachers.
So I would urge you to ensure that as you grow and expand, keeping all of that professional learning, all of that curriculum development as in-house as possible
for those to ensure our teachers are seen, to ensure that they are making the money that they deserve to be making.