Module 1: Contemplating a Performance Award System







Resources & Perspectives
Now that you have recorded your initial thoughts to the challenge questions, take some time exploring the resources below.
Four types of resources are provided:
Documents to read,
Audio files to listen to,
Videos to watch, and
links to other sites.
After you have referred to these resources, click the 'next' button below to navigate to Revised Thoughts in order to consider again the questions posed in the Challenge Scenario.
Historical and contemporary approaches to educator compensation
History of compensation approaches (3:45)
by Steve Kimball
Researcher, Wisconsin Center for Education Research, University of Wisconsin-Madison
History of compensation reform in AISD (1:56)
by David Lussier
Special Assistant to the Superintendent Austin ISD
To support not sort: Why recent approaches to alternative compensation show promise (3:10)
by Louis Malfaro
President, Education Austin
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Potential benefits of a performance award program
How value added has positively impacted district practices (1:23)
by Karen Soehnge
Chief Academic Officer, Houston ISD
Performance pay and systemic change (0:41)
by David Lussier
Special Assistant to the Superintendent Austin ISD
Potential benefits of performance awards (1:29)
by Tony Milanowski
Assistant Scientist, Wisconsin Center for Education Research, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Strategic compensation as a transformative experience (1:48)
by Louis Malfaro
President, Education Austin
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Considerations when designing and implementing a performance award program
Aligning Program Goals to District Needs
Performance plans must be integral part of district planning (0:26)
by James Guthrie
Professor of Public Policy and Education, Vanderbilt University
Policy Director, Center for Educator Compensation Reform
Motivation and focus (3:11)
by Tony Milanowski
Assistant Scientist, Wisconsin Center for Education Research, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Three considerations: Goals, Communication, Trial & Error (2:44)
by Brad Jupp
Senior Academic Policy Advisor, Denver Public Schools, ProComp
An opportunity to re-align priorities (1:28)
by Steve Kimball
Researcher, Wisconsin Center for Education Research, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Not a quick fix (0:35)
by Marcia Silverman
Chair, Austin Chamber of Commerce Task Force on Strategic Compensation
Sr. VP Human Resources, Seton Family of Hospitals
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Implementation, Cultural and Measurement Considerations
Considerations for design and implementation (2:37)
by Steve Kimball
Researcher, Wisconsin Center for Education Research, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Lessons learned (2:26)
by Harvin Moore
President, Board of Education, Houston ISD
Go to the principals and teachers first (5:53)
by David Lussier
Special Assistant to the Superintendent Austin ISD
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Challenges that may be encountered
Potential challenges to data analysis (2:45)
by Chris Thorn
Assistant Scientist, Value Added Research Center, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Implementation Lessons (1:47)
by Karen Soehnge
Chief Academic Officer, Houston ISD
Importance of media relations (2:04)
by Harvin Moore
President, Board of Education, Houston ISD
Compensation, competition and culture (1:51)
by Brad Jupp
Senior Academic Policy Advisor, Denver Public Schools, ProComp
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Thoughts on engaging stakeholders during program design and implementation
Engaging all key stakeholders is key (4:24)
by Louis Malfaro
President, Education Austin
A teacher driven process for constructing performance pay programs (3:30)
by Mary Jane Garza
Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction, West Oso Independent School District
Programmatic leadership and management (2:00)
by Karen Soehnge
Chief Academic Officer, Houston ISD
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