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Teacher RetentionReframing Teacher Recruitment and RetentionBy maureen on 08 Apr | 0 commentsFrom a thought-provoking Ed Week article today debunking teacher recruitment and retention assumptions for the millenial generation:
"For too long the concept of retention has been framed around the fallacy that retention means forever...The goal of retention efforts should not be creating a 'lifetime' teacher. That does not fit this generation, nor will it yield the type of teacher students need, if they are to compete in a knowledge economy."
How Do We Make (and Pay) Better Teachers?By maureen on 19 Feb | 0 comments
Providing balance on this issue is difficult for journalists because while most folks would love to see their best, most unforgettable teachers paid more than the average lot, our nation simply hasn’t devised a sure-fire method for measuring teacher performance—or a pay system that supports it.
Hats off to Vancouver School DistrictBy allisonm on 10 Jan | 0 comments
This week we tip our hats to the Vancouver School District for their innovation and insight in recruiting and retaining the next generation of teachers. Teacher Retention in Sunshine State. It's a Problem.By barbara on 11 May | 0 comments
Here is an interesting e-mail from Jeanne Harmon at Center for Strengthening the Teaching Profession:
Unexpected Success in Struggling SchoolsBy barbara on 07 May | 0 commentsChat on Becoming a Teacher, and Staying in the ProfessionBy barbara on 02 May | 1 comment
Alas, I will be at a staff retreat tomorrow, but I think this will be an interesting Web chat to tune into. Do We Have Anything Like This?By barbara on 16 Apr | 0 commentsMentoring Done RightBy barbara on 13 Apr | 0 commentsSecond Half of Treisman KIRO Interview, NowBy barbara on 11 Apr | 1 comment |
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