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September | October 2019
September | October 2019
Attracting, recruiting and retaining teachers of color
Attracting, recruiting and retaining teachers of color
By Daryl F. Camp
By Daryl F. Camp
As educators, we are responsible for providing the best conditions for learning in our respective environments. Part of that responsibility is ensuring that educators in our schools can appreciate the diversity of our students.
As educators, we are responsible for providing the best conditions for learning in our respective environments. Part of that responsibility is ensuring that educators in our schools can appreciate the diversity of our students.
Creating the blueprint
Creating the blueprint
By Carol Hansen, Julianne Hoefer and Julie Jennings
By Carol Hansen, Julianne Hoefer and Julie Jennings
Construction is messy and disruptive, but it is necessary as structures age and need change.
Construction is messy and disruptive, but it is necessary as structures age and need change.
No teacher left behind
No teacher left behind
By Martha V. Cortes, Johnathan Lesser, Jolene Chavira, Nancy Concha and Jefferey White
By Martha V. Cortes, Johnathan Lesser, Jolene Chavira, Nancy Concha and Jefferey White
As research has demonstrated that effective teachers are the most important school-based factor contributing to student achievement, education reform efforts have focused on revamping evaluation systems to better measure a teacher’s impact on student outcomes.
As research has demonstrated that effective teachers are the most important school-based factor contributing to student achievement, education reform efforts have focused on revamping evaluation systems to better measure a teacher’s impact on student outcomes.
The seven practical ways
The seven practical ways
By Jaime Bonato
By Jaime Bonato
California is facing a teacher shortage due to a “leakage” of new teachers leaving the classroom within the first five years of work. This is how education leaders can help prevent new teacher attrition.
California is facing a teacher shortage due to a “leakage” of new teachers leaving the classroom within the first five years of work. This is how education leaders can help prevent new teacher attrition.
The importance of building collective teacher efficacy
The importance of building collective teacher efficacy
By Stephanie Pierce
By Stephanie Pierce
Leadership not only matters, but it is also second only to teaching as school related factors in its impact on student learning. Schools are under pressure to succeed, and educational research continues to seek what factors contribute to student success.
Leadership not only matters, but it is also second only to teaching as school related factors in its impact on student learning. Schools are under pressure to succeed, and educational research continues to seek what factors contribute to student success.
Promoting and reaping the benefits of diversity
Promoting and reaping the benefits of diversity
By Meredith Brown, Elizabeth Zamora Mejia and Stephen McLoughlin
By Meredith Brown, Elizabeth Zamora Mejia and Stephen McLoughlin
Studies show that while California’s public schools are becoming increasingly diverse, a surprisingly small percentage of teachers share similar backgrounds with their students, resulting in a significant teacher–student diversity differential.
Studies show that while California’s public schools are becoming increasingly diverse, a surprisingly small percentage of teachers share similar backgrounds with their students, resulting in a significant teacher–student diversity differential.
The Generation of Leaders
The Generation of Leaders
How site and district management shape public education
How site and district management shape public education
The Generation of Leaders
The Generation of Leaders
How site and district management shape public education
How site and district management shape public education
