Reflections on Starbucks and rural teaching shortages
To attract teachers to rural areas we either have to come up with a significant and steady infusion of cash—or...
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.
The University of North Carolina's Dr. Laura Bilbro-Berry discusses how the UNC System created a structured framework to help improve...
Tennessee State University's Dr. Jerri Haynes on how their college of education worked to ensure its teacher candidates were better...
Some remarkable progress is being made by Arkansas, North Carolina, Colorado, and Texas on the teacher quality agenda.
Policymakers and teacher prep programs often claim there's an extremely limited pool of effective mentor teachers when pairing them with...
A new study adds to the mix research that unpacks which candidates particularly benefit from high-quality student teaching placements.
For school district leaders, a crucial strategy for hiring a strong, effective teacher workforce is to offer competitive salaries.
We examine the extent to which beginning teachers are receiving any form of compensating differentials that would help increase teacher...
New research on implicit racial bias in schools and its effect on student achievement.
A new study out of Chicago has garnered a lot of attention for finding that Black teachers were significantly more...
Many efforts to increase diversity focus on getting more teachers of color to the door of the classroom, with too...