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Back in 2017, the University of Washington’s Elementary Teacher Education Program (ELTEP) enrolled its first cohort of teacher candidates in which more…
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Every day, in classrooms and home-based settings, California’s early childhood educators are building the academic and social-emotional foundation of the…
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On the first day of school last fall, Daina Lujan, the principal of Meadows Elementary School in Millbrae, California, opened her doors fully staffed—but…
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After several weeks of Black-led organized demonstrations since the murders of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor, education agencies and organizations…
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In efforts to recruit and prepare educators, Montclair State embraces role to diversify workforce. As a student of color in classrooms in Newark, New…
October 2016 | Dr. Linda Darling-Hammond gave an in-depth review of ways to promote a stable and high-quality teacher workforce and provided findings…
November 2018 | This webinar shared strategies from advocates and policymakers as they tackled teacher shortages that disproportionately impact…
This report focuses on six evidence-based policies that states are pursuing to address their teacher shortages by strengthening, rather than weakening,…
English Learners are a rapidly growing segment of the U.S. student population. An emerging body of research suggests that these students are best served…
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