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Mr. Bush directly addressed the criticism about increased emphasis on testing, saying it was not a punishment or a requirement that should lead teachers to "teach the test" rather than a more general approach to learning.

Eighty-five percent of programs now require lead teachers to have specialized training in early childhood, up from 74percentt a decade ago.

We recruited 20 lead teachers to participate in the interviews that serve as the foundation for the analyses in the present study.

More state pre-K programs now require lead teachers to have a bachelor's degree, increasing from 45percentto58percentcent.

Requiring lead teachers to have specialized training in early childhood education was originally only a policy in 74percentt of programs; this had improved to 84percentt of programs by 2008 2009.

This means that the increase in the share of LE students may lead teachers to focus more on low-performing students and less on the students who rank at the top of their schools.

The acclaimed writer and illustrator Sally Gardner is dyslexic, and this led teachers to underestimate her talents.

Workshops led teachers to use new skills in the classroom only ten per cent of the time.

During high school and four years at Wesleyan University, his eerie recall led teachers to assume he was "some sort of supergenius," he says.

This was to see how LAR had in practice led teachers to depart from traditional assessment methods.

This fact has led teachers to rethink their pedagogy to perform assessment activities that support meaningful learning.