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No...the incentive is to teach to the test.Keeps administrators from using downsizing to get rid of good teachers for office politics reasons.
Let's be honest. There are teachers who need to be fired because they are incompetent. But administrators need to make those cases. Not, "Well, I'll just wait for budget cuts to get rid of him."
For your argument to be valid, you'd have to demonstrate that good teachers are fired for office politics at a higher rate than bad teachers. There's no evidence of this. You'd also have to demonstrate that not firing good teachers for office politics outweighs retaining bad teachers because they're ensconced in the union.
In FL, schools get more money for doing well on tests. The incentive is to keep good teachers and get rid of bad ones.