Sentences with phrase «highlighted teacher shortages»

The union conference highlighted teacher shortages and concerns about school funding as the «two most serious threats» to the quality of education.

There is also US Department of Education data that highlights teacher shortages (both by subject area and geographic area) over time.

Not exact matches

This special report explores the factors behind recent teacher shortages and highlights initiatives designed to improve district hiring processes and tap new pools of prospective educators.

73 percent of respondents said they would be more inclined to support the requirement if the subject choice was more flexible, and 74 per cent indicated that their school does not have enough teachers in the EBacc subjects, highlighting the current issue of teacher shortages across the country.

In a helpful summary that nicely illustrated the problem of treating these word - salad filings as something more profound, AIR's Ellen Sherratt shared «highlights culled from the first 17 state ESSA plans to shed light on how states will address critical teacher shortages areas.»

Commenting on Ofsted's annual report, Dr Mary Bousted, ATL's general secretary, said: «Ofsted is right to highlight the escalating teacher shortage, and the damage this does to educating pupils, particularly in disadvantaged areas.

A New York Times story on teacher shortages highlighted Charlotte - Mecklenburg schools» quandary: how to fill 200 teacher vacancies just one month before the start of the school year.

A Department for Education spokesperson said: «While the MAC's report highlights that there is no shortage of teachers nationally, we recognise there are challenges.

Here are some highlights of education spending in the budget, including increases for additional preschool seats, efforts to address the teacher shortage and programs to prepare students for college.

The OECD education chief highlighted concerns about the impact of teacher shortages - saying that an education system could never exceed the quality of its teachers.

Teach First's report highlights that there is no shortage of teachers wanting to make the step up, but they often lack access to the training they need.