Teacher Incentives

University of Wisconsin-Madison Assistant Professor Peter Goff talks with Vanderbilt University Associate Professor Matthew G. Springer about Pay-for-Performance as a potential mechanism for both retaining effective teachers and bringing in strong talent pools into the profession.

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Tim Sass recently spoke with Peter Goff about the work that Sass has conducted on teacher loan forgiveness as a way to improve the labor force in education.

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Peter Goff sits down with Wisconsin State Superintendent Tony Evers to converse around fixing teacher shortages, and changing the rhetoric and the perception around teaching.

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Peter Goff interviews Northwestern's Kirabo Jackson about teacher-school fit, incentives in education, and what the current teacher shortage really boils down to.

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University of Wisconsin-Madison Professor Peter Goff leads viewers through the first Cool Thinking on Hot Topics series on labor markets in education. Goff begins with an introduction to the current way in which problems are solved in education, and suggests a shift in paradigm to help improve the challenges facing education today.

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