Evaluating Teachers
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Ventura County high school students are invited to enter a monthly essay contest sponsored by The Times. This month’s topic:
Would a system of formal evaluations of teachers by students help improve the quality of a high school education, or would it be harmful?
Here are the rules:
* Eligibility: Any Ventura County high school student may enter.
* Content: Essays must be no longer than 600 words.
* Required information: Entries must include the writer’s name, age, grade and school. A home address and phone number must be supplied but will not be published.
* Deadline: Essays must be received by noon May 25.
* Submission: Entries should be mailed or delivered to: Education Page Editor, Los Angeles Times, 93 S. Chestnut St., Ventura 93001. They may be submitted by fax (653-7576) or e-mail to [email protected]
* Judging: Winning entries will be chosen by Times editors for originality, persuasiveness, logic and writing. Research and reference will be considered.
* Publication: Contestants must agree to publication of their work in the newspaper and on The Times’ Web site, subject to editing.
* Prizes: The winner, to receive $100, will be announced on the Education Page on June 1.
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