Sentences with phrase «boost teacher retention rates»

And, with increased emphasis on creating more professional learning opportunities for educators, Valdosta is on track to boost teacher retention rates too.

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The government should roll out an annual entitlement of continual professional development (CPD) for all teachers to boost retention rates, cross-party MPs have claimed.

To counteract the effects of staff churn, and to help boost retention rates and improve teacher agency, VCS is now hyper - focused on providing ongoing Professional Development (PD) opportunities for new and existing staff — and they're using DreamBox PD resources, such as MyFlexPD, ™ to help get everyone up to speed fast.

Among these was teachers» professional community — the extent to which teachers felt connected to their school's mission and to each other, which can boost collaboration and contribute to higher retention rates.

In February, Schools Week reported on the findings of the education select committee's teacher recruitment and retention inquiry, which called on the government to give all teachers the chance to formally improve their professional development as one way to boost retention rates.

Although this exercise is obviously absurd and only meant as an example — a 50 percent boost in teacher retention rates overnight would indeed be magic — the implications of it should be clear.

A district boosting retention rates for just early - career teachers is likely to see higher cumulative retention than a district focusing its efforts at the back end.