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The Bay Area is at the forefront of tackling a national crisis: a severe shortage of teachers. As stated by The Mercury News, "nearly 40% of schools in California had teaching vacancies they found either very difficult or impossible to fill, according to the Learning Policy Institute, a research organization that focuses on K-12 education. That, of course, trickled down to the need for — and the lack of — substitute teachers, which classrooms are still feeling today." 📉 Alameda County's Pipeline to Increase Community Teachers (PICT) program is designed to provide school districts with qualified substitutes who are familiar with the community in which they work. One of the goals of this program is to draw more people into the world of teaching. 📚 That's why I'm proud to announce that I've applied to the program in hopes to spend more time in the classroom while supporting my community. 🙌 If you're in the Bay Area and interested in teaching, consider applying here: https://lnkd.in/gNuH5Eu2 Let's make a difference, one classroom at a time 🍎. #TeacherShortage #EducationReform #ActNow
Bay Area schools are desperate for substitute teachers. Can this program help find them?
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New teaching credential will change how transitional kindergartners learn
New teaching credential will change how transitional kindergartners learn
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Navigating the first year of teaching in special education can often feel like a whirlwind of challenges and a marathon of questions. We've compiled an essential list of back-to-school tips to help you kickstart your journey on a successful note! 🍎📘 Check them out below! https://bit.ly/4dBXauN #SpecialEducation #FirstYearTeacher #BackToSchoolTips #TeachingInclusion #SpecialEdSupport #TeacherLife #EducationJourney #ClassroomSuccess #TeachingStrategies
5 Back-to-School Tips for New Special Education Teachers
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Early childhood educators bear the brunt of the cost of educating young children. An early childhood practitioner with an advanced (MSc/MEd...)degree who wants to remain in the classroom/early learning environment with young children is not paid on par with a Kindergarten teacher or a 1st grade teacher with the same qualifications. 😥 The responsibilities while different are similar. One of the most important factors in the strength of the early childhood experience for children is the level of education of the teacher/practitioner. #financialjusticforearlychildhoodeducators #earlychildhoodequity
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Early childhood teachers work with children from birth to 8 years of age in a variety of settings and play a crucial role in early development and socialisation. Early childhood education has its own philosophy, pedagogy and professional identity which you can explore in our Spotlight report: ‘Celebrating Early Education Teachers’. https://bit.ly/3Y8snyH
Celebrating Early Childhood Teachers
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Ways to help develop Self-Regulation 19 Ways to Help Elementary Students Self-Regulate https://lnkd.in/euPP6D9R
19 Ways to Help Elementary Students Self-Regulate
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In a paper published in the Early Childhood Education Journal, CEHD faculty members Rebecca Rohloff Clough and Gary Bingham recommend that educators more closely connect the standards between preschool and elementary school for a more continuous learning experience across grade levels: https://t.gsu.edu/46JOwGm
Supporting Early Writers from Preschool to Elementary School
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Teacher shortages aren’t making as many headlines as they did right after the pandemic, but that doesn’t mean the problem has eased: 41 states are facing shortages in at least one grade or subject area. Hiring challenges are especially prevalent in urban districts, districts with large minority populations, and rural districts like South Carolina’s Chesterfield County School District, where Dr. Nikki Hazzard is the chief human resources officer. In this article for District Administration, Dr. Hazzard shares three strategies her district has used to continue to offer high-quality education despite staffing setbacks: 1. Leveraging edtech to create a blended learning environment 2. Partnering with institutions of higher education to transition classified staff into certified educator roles 3. Focusing on retention by investing in current teachers Read more about what each strategy entailed at https://lnkd.in/gia_-qeh. We’re grateful for the opportunity to highlight insights from #education #leaders like Dr. Hazzard via our #PR partnership with Elevate K-12. #Leadership #K12 #Learning #EdTech #Partnerships
How has your district reduced the burden of teacher vacancies? Dr. Nikki Hazzard, Chief Human Resource Officer at Chesterfield County School District (SC) recently shared her methods for tackling teacher vacancies without sacrificing teaching quality. Spoiler alert: partnering with Elevate K-12 to deliver remarkable LIVE teaching was one of them! It is a privilege to partner with Chesterfield County, as well as hundreds of districts nationwide, to alleviate the pain caused by persistent teacher vacancies. Check out Dr. Hazzard's article to discover her top three strategies, and share your district's approaches in the comments below 👇 https://lnkd.in/gia_-qeh #TeacherShortages #TeacherVacancies #TeacherShortageSolutions
3 ways to ease the burden of teacher vacancies
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California is making it easier to become a preschool teacher, aiming to address the statewide teacher shortage and expand its public preschool program. The state introduced a new PK-3 Early Childhood Education Specialist Instruction Credential to fast-track teachers into the classroom. Sacramento State will start offering this credential in fall 2025, and it's part of California's Master Plan for Early Learning and Care. This initiative seeks to ensure educators are well-trained in equitable, inclusive, and diverse teaching practices for early education. Read the full article to learn more about these changes and their potential impact on Sacramento: https://lnkd.in/g_jAevyx #EducationReform #TeacherShortage #EarlyChildhoodEducation #TeachingOpportunities #EDURP
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Hyde Elementary School parents speak on importance of keeping school open for students
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