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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]NCBT is definitely for mid career teachers with years of experience.  Hard to imagine younger teacher doing it and would take a really good writer to BS through it.  The videos you record have to record can also validate your experience.

I am an advocate for it because it is the best PD experience any teacher can have to improve and reflect on their craft.  It separates the disciplined teachers from the non discipline.  My cohort in my district are super experience and smart.  The process is rigorous BUT FLEXIBLE.   Teachers have up to 5 years to determine how many components to do each year. In MD, the blueprint for education that was previously passed offered NBCT teachers an addition 10000k, up to 22000k in higher needs district.  MD recognizes higher teaching standards and incentivizes teachers to reach them.

Lastly the success of National Board, which has not been mention is this forum yet.  It is a model for teacher evaluation.  Many districts nationwide has shifted towards a FFT model to evaluate teachers.  FFT drew inspiration from NBCT. This model is a water down version of the NBCT imo.

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It separates the disciplined teachers from the non-disciplined teachers?  Seriously, shut up.  Second, your grammar and writing is AWFUL.  If someone wants to do National Boards, great.  It's a long, tedious, and difficult process that often produces good things.  But teaching is hard as heck.  Adding on more things, and knowing that not every state pays out as much as some do, is a big ask and has nothing to do with how disciplined one is.  How long have you been teaching?  Ten, twelve years?  That's nothing.  Talk to me in another 20.  [/quote]

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