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July, 10 2019Blog Insights

Student Loans Affect Teacher Diversity

Not exactly earth shattering news – but the Center for American Progress has a new report that student loan debt adversely affects teacher diversity. Diversity does help student achievement as …

July, 9 2019Blog Insights

Summertime = teachers working second jobs

Summers off continues to be a myth for many teachers who must work a second job to make ends meet. The Pew Research Center says that 16% of teachers are …

May, 24 2019Blog Insights

Texas Teacher Pay Raise Passes!

We still don’t know the full details yet – but we know it is there. The Texas legislature has passed pay raises for Texas Teachers. Included in the bill is …

May, 21 2019Blog Insights

Education School Enrollment Drops Again – Title II

The teacher shortage is getting worse because we continue to produce less teachers every year. Title II, the US DOE’s data base of educator preparation programs, just recently updated with …

April, 28 2019Blog Insights

U. S. School Struggle to Hire Teachers

There is a new report out by the Economic Policy Institute that clearly demonstrates that U. S. schools are struggling to hire teachers. The data is stark – “The share …

April, 24 2019Blog Insights

Indiana DOE Highlights Teacher Shortages

Every state must report their teacher shortages to the federal government each year. The Indiana Department of Education is reporting theirs tomorrow but listed the shortage areas yesterday to the …

April, 5 2019Blog Insights

STEM Teacher Shortage Hurts the Economy

There is a great article out today in Real Clear Education on how the STEM teacher shortage is hurting America’s prosperity. The authors are from Arizona where we just started working …

December, 20 2018Blog Insights

Teacher Test Prep – you got this!

Preparing for your teacher test can be daunting. Because most of our Teachers of Tomorrow candidates are career changers it has probably been a long time since you have taken …

October, 31 2018Blog Insights

ELL Students on the Rise

The number of ELL students (English Language Learners) in the United States continues to climb. According to National Center for Education Statistics, the number has risen from 3.8 million students …

October, 22 2018Blog Insights

Online Teacher Training

Just a few years ago, online teacher training was frowned upon. But as enrollment in traditional educator preparation programs continues to drop, online educator preparation is the only way we …

October, 8 2018Blog Insights

Teacher Employment Gap – over 389,000

The Economic Policy Institute is out with their normal jobs report for the week but included a section on the “teacher employment gap” showing a 389,00 job shortfall in public …

September, 19 2018Blog Insights

Florida Teacher Testing – too many teachers forced out

The Florida teacher shortage is getting worse and teacher testing and the teaching licensing rules are making it much worse than it should be. I worked a little with RedfinED …

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Dave Saba is an experienced leader in the field of Education Reform. He writes about the urgent changes needed to fill the teacher shortage in rapidly growing states across the country.

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