States Scrutinize Teacher Working Conditions
Access to reliable technology. Help from classroom aides. Out-of-classroom duties. Planning time with colleagues. Administrator accessibility. All those working conditions and more play a vital part in whether good teachers feel sufficiently satisfied to stay in their schools.
Now, policymakers are beginning to gather evidence on just how much those details matter.
And not just for the sake of the teacher. Findings from two recent surveys are being linked with student-performance data in ways that allow educators to determine which aspects of teachers’ jobs make the...
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