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Attracting and Retaining Teachers
- Archived: Thu, 06 Jun 08:03
- Date: Thu, 06 Jun 2002 08:00:31 -0700 (PDT)
- Author: "Parsons, Richard" <rich95124@aol.com>
- Subject: Attracting and Retaining Teachers
- Topic: Personnel Development
Of course, salary improvement is vital to attracting good teachers. Retaining them may require some reconsideration of assignments. Most schools in the area I teach have a certain number of "uncomfortable students". (i.e. discipline problems, un-interested learners, angry, on parole, etc.) When the school puts 30 such students in one classroom, it is hell for the teacher - whether the teacher is new or experienced - and this assignment usually goes to new teachers. When the school gives a teacher 5 such classes, they are essentially saying "please find another job for next year" - and the teacher will. Sometimes the new job is still in California but frequently it is in some other state.
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