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Teaching with Passion: Advice for Young Educators
Jonathon Kozol talks about building relationships, fostering creativity, and standing up for students.
The New Teacher Project: Support for Educators During Their First Years
The Santa Cruz, California-based program gives novice teachers the tools and mentors they need.
Academy for Urban School Leadership: Seasoned Professionals Bring a Passion for Reform
The best teachers for the toughest schools.
Teacher Preparation: Learn from the Masters
Wild kids. Demanding administrators. The NCLB. Preparing for the rigors of the classroom requires learning from a master teacher.
School's Out: The Crisis in Teacher Retention
Nearly half of all new teachers leave the job within five years. What's killing their spirit? How can we get them to stay?
Ask Ellen: Induction Policy Drives Program Quality
How do we get better new-teacher support to keep our newest educators in the profession?
Stressing Support, Not Stress: Easing the Anxieties of Being a Novice Teacher
posted by Elena AguilarFor the first few years that I taught, my stomach hurt constantly in the weeks before school started. The anxiety was a mixture of dread and excitement and anticipation. Every year, I mourned the end of summer, but I'd also get revved up, ready to start and get my hands messy with learning.
Can Your Friend Teach?: Social Networking Meets Teacher Recruitment
A New Orleans nonprofit organization uses Facebook to reach candidates.
Guiding Lights: Novice Educators Pair Up With Veteran Teachers
Mentors keep beleaguered new teachers from fleeing the profession.
Making the Switch to Teaching: Project Promise Delivers
Colorado-based Project Promise empowers teachers-to-be to take on the job they've always wanted.
