political and balm and of the nea? >> guest: i think we are becoming more and more vocal. we have over the last three years about the use of testing and test scores. we have become, we have been very vocal about the value-added models. i don't believe they work to do what they say. researchers almost on a weekly basis come out and say it's not reliable, it's not valid. we filed a lawsuit in florida two years ago where for teachers who are being evaluated based on scores of students they didn't ever meet or teach. now there's something wrong with that system. one was a first grade teacher and she was was teacher that your one year and next year she got an unsatisfactory valuation. 50% of that of valuation was based on fourth and fifth grade students in a different elementary school. the more that is happening, the more the anger and dissatisfaction wells up in his appearance, as with legislators comments with educators, i think the system will collapse and fall. i don't think it's a question of when or if it will collap

host: her comments about a more activist nea. talk about the political involvement of the nea. guest: we are becoming more and more vocal. about the use of testing and test scores. we have been vocal about the value-added model. on a weekly basis come out and say it is not reliable or valid. we filed a lawsuit in florida two years ago. teachers were being evaluated a star on the scores of their students. they did not ever teach. there's something wrong with that system. one was a first grade teacher. she was teacher of the year when you're. the next year she got an unsatisfactory evaluation. 50% was based on students in a different elementary school. the more that happens, the more that anger wells up. it is with parents and legislators and edcuators. i think the system will collapse and fall. i do not think it is a question of if, it is only a question of when. the real thing that is most important is when you sweep that aside -- this high-stakes testing system, instead we put in its wake an accountability system that drives equity. that deals with school readiness. the deals

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the nea seems to be pushing frustrations on you directly. they called for your resignation.i was wondering if you could respond to that call and broader concerns about the administration policies. >> i was trying to stay out of local union politics. and . . >> we just really want states to take this very seriously that if we are close -- serious about closing the achievement gap, we have to be serious about closing the opportunity cap. >> we will look at this as a piece of what we are considering. having stayed focused on this and having public, transparent conversations about where they >> mr. secretary, last month the governor of louisiana talked about the common core. what do you think of that move on his part, and how are these new reforms relating to the common core? on top of it or in addition to its? >> great teachers are essential to everything we're doing to helping students. across the country is going to the fall, over 40 states are moving forward with higher standards. we think that is fantastic. we think in louisiana the government is a bit isolated. teachers ar

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nea seems to be pushing frustrations on you directly. for youred resignation. i was wondering if you could respond to that call and broader concerns about the administration policies. like i was trying to stay out of you -- loan will -- local union politics. we have had good relationships in the past. onare working together national labor management conference each year. they have elected a new president and wish her the best of luck. wish her the best of luck as we move forward. >> mr. secretary, you did not mention tenure in your point of emphasis in this initiative. as you know, california they have the sort of earthquake throughout the primary school system with removal of 10 year. you were generally praiseworthy at the time and identified some of the students who brought the suit were big mice by some of the things you were trying to address here. can you talk to us about that? when you said earlier teachers and principals were not the problem, the complementary reaction suggested some teachers are the problem. >> i want to be clear i will always support n

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this is the response secretary duncan had towards the nea. [video clip] seems to be pinning a lot of its frustration on you directly. calling for bill your resignation. i wonder if you could respond to that call, and the broader concerns with the administration's policies. local unionhat is politics. we have had a very good relationship with the nea in the past to make met every month for breakfast with them, work on a national labor summit. they have elected a new president and we wish her the best of luck and we look for to working closely with them moving forward. host: talking about the latest program, the initiative from the obama administration, the american federation of teachers put out this tweet. host: jeffrey from massachusetts, thanks for holding on. you are out paren -- you are a parent. hi. caller: i think they need to separate the kids with learning disabilities from different schools, and also, more than anything, we need to create a media for the poor and the middle class, because the fox foundation,ritage the freedom act, al

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. >> alyson kline, tell us why the nea is looking for arne duncan to resign? >> guest: that's a great question. i think secretary cup can has done a lot of things over his tenure that have proved controversial. he has been kind of one of the loudest voices in federal policy calling for teachers to be evaluated based on student outcomes, and that's something that, you know, states and districts are, you know, kind of working their way through. a lot of teachers are really skeptical of standardized testing, and their job could be on the line if their students don't do well. >> host: so it's basically over teachers. tell us about initiatives we've heard about over the years -- common core, race to the top -- how have these done since the administration has highlighted these policies? where have they gone? >> guest: so common core is not something that the administration came up with, although they've certainly been boosters for it. right now more than 40 states and the district of columbia are using these standards to prepare students for college and careers. you

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>> randi weingarten has stayed with us in the nea and their convention they would have stood with uson this. we agree on many occasions and we disagreed occasionally. we continue to work closely with both unions and works closely with state unions as well and generally have had good working relationships. thank you. appreciate it. >> all right. i don't have anything to talk about other world than what the secretary said so we will correct the questions raised. >> a wanted to ask about the reports about possible u.s. spying in germany reports that german intelligence employee spied for the u.s.. are you in a position to confirm whether that is accurate? >> i'm not in a position to do that. we have seen those reports and we are aware that a german citizen was arrested over the weekend and alongside the claim that he was purportedly working with a u.s. intelligence agency. the reason i can't comment on this particular matter is that involves two things. the first is a pending german law enforcement investigation. i would not want to get ahead of better interfere in that investigation. i

. >> reporter: ralph neas is president of the generic pharmaceutical association.he said in a statement that generic drugs have saved americans billions of dollars over the last ten years and that, quote, pricing reflects supply and demand. but unlike other types of products, quote, generic drug manufacturers cannot simply ramp up production immediately. he also cited the rising cost of research and regulatory reviews to get fda approval. but that's no help for people like hatty mclauren, a senior citizen on a fixed in come, who's worried she'll have to make some big sacrifices so she can afford her medicine. >> and i know some people are substituting where they should get their medicine or their food. no one should be without their medicine. no one should be hungry. >> that was doreen gentzler reporting. michael kim says the prices of some generic medications are now actually comparable to brand name drugs. but if you're having problems with the prices, there could be some cheaper alternatives, so it's important to talk to your pharmacist and your physician before

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host: what has been the reaction from arne duncan as far as what the nea wants? guest: he has been pretty dismissive -- not dismissive us in not seeming to care, but like "they are a partner, we have enjoyed working with them." he sort of brushed off the comments. he really downplayed that particular vote. ein withyson kl "education week >> here on c-span we take you live to the house floor as they gavel in for legislative work. . for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i move that the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 1528 as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: union calendar number 33, h.r. 1528, a bill to amend the controlled substances act, to allow a veterinarian to transport and dispense controlled substances in the usual course of veterinarian practice outside of the registered location. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. pitts, and the gentleman from texas, mr. green, each will control 20 minut

host: what has been the reaction from arne duncan as far as what the nea wants? guest: he has been pretty dismissive -- not dismissive us in not seeming to care, but like "they are a partner, we have enjoyed working with them." he sort of brushed off the comments. he really downplayed that particular vote. ein withyson kl "education week," talking >> news out of washington from late this morning. the r.n.c. slks committee is recommending cleveland to host he party's 2016 presidential convention. the republican site selection committee reviewed bids from cleveland and dallas. both went into today's session as strong contenders. they say the full 168 r.n.c. membership is expected to ratify the choice next month. as we wait for the house to come back at 2:00 p.m. eastern, a discussion on middle east policy with policy experts saying that the u.s. should be engaged and has a big role to play in the short and long term israeli-palestinian peace process. at the wilson center yesterday, they heard from a former advisor to the u.s. special envoy for middle east peace and

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