Live Stream: The Schools for Tomorrow Conference How do we measure teacher performance? What could education look like in five years? How can we support teachers to deliver better instruction? These are all questions that this year's New York Times Schools for Tomorrow conference is addressing on Sept. 13, but they are also questions making news this week as teachers in Chicago strike. We thought the discussion would be of such interest to our audience that we are live streaming the events in lieu of our usual daily lesson plan. On the list of speakers are the Times Op-Ed columnists David Brooks, Bill Keller and Nick Kristof, as well as educators like the Stanford professor Linda Darling-Hammond, the chancellors of the New York City and Washington public schools, and several K-12 teachers. This is the second Schools for Tomorrow conference, an annual collaboration between the business and newsroom sides of The New York Times. Though The Learning Network is not involved in planning this event, we hope our readers will watch and perhaps submit questions or comments throughout the day on Twitter, using the hashtag #NYTedtech. If you are unable to watch live, we will update this post with a series of shorter videos of the events when the conference ends.