What we know (and don’t know) about pandemic-era teacher shortages
National jobs data suggests the wave of predicted teacher resignations has not come to pass.
National jobs data suggests the wave of predicted teacher resignations has not come to pass.
Working conditions play a crucial role in teachers' wellbeing, especially after 18 taxing months of reinventing education due to the...
When we sow benign neglect, it's no wonder we reap mediocrity.
There's clear evidence that teachers are more effective reading instructors with special education students when both their preservice preparation and...
Tenure, a hotly debated education policy lever, is often viewed as a component of a teacher's overall compensation package.
For school districts looking to fulfill staffing needs, hosting student teachers offers many advantages to creating a pool of effective...
For Black teachers, discussing important issues such as the Capitol Insurrection or Black Lives Matter Movement in a safe and...
New data show the extent of the mismatch between teachers' certification and the area in which teachers are needed.
Twenty three years after the U.S. Congress first tried to dislodge the pass rates on teacher licensing tests, the dam...
Elementary teachers need to know the content they will teach.
To attract teachers to rural areas we either have to come up with a significant and steady infusion of cash—or...
A new study focused on Massachusetts finds a direct link between its performance rating of providers with the future effectiveness...
Information gleaned from licensure tests can offer a compass, guiding efforts to strengthen and diversify the teacher workforce.
As districts begin to plan what the next school year will look like, we analyze how teacher planning and collaboration time are...
Strengthening our teacher workforce begins with better, more transparent data.