Sentences with phrase «educator shortage»

Against the backdrop of educator shortages, particularly shortages in certain geographic locations and subject areas, the attraction and retention of quality teachers and educators becomes more complex and difficult.

This program provides direct repayment assistance of up to $ 3,000 per year for up to four years to applicants who teach in an impacted school area and in an academic area impacted by critical educator shortages.

Given special educator shortages nationally, the lessons of the College are particularly useful for other programs working to prepare candidates for more personalized, inclusive classrooms.

Students who meet loan forgiveness obligations will have their loans forgiven beginning after the first two years of full - time teaching, up to $ 6,000 for each year of teaching if the student teaches in a school district impacted by critical educator shortages.

To maintain quality in the wake of teacher and educator shortages, pathways into the education professions must prepare future teachers with the knowledge and tools for successful practice in teaching disciplines.

Provide license reciprocity for speech and language pathologists / audiologists with clinical licenses, a logical step to address the educator shortage.

We're confident these grants created a more diverse and committed teaching force in L.A. at a time when California is facing an educator shortage.

(Calif.) New grant money and a streamlined credentialing process may soon be on the table for teaching candidates as part of California lawmakers» continuing push toward solving the state's educator shortage.