What if the right technology could help solve teacher shortages? 🤔Listen to our discussion with Stephen Ladek on his eLearn Podcast to learn how we plan to change the course of the current #teachershortage crisis - https://t.co/DNWGe1ue9b
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When Tim says “don’t ever underestimate teachers,” we mean it.
My parents were educators, and I’ve taught English and served as a school administrator. Tim and I have even shared a classroom, with a divider down the middle.
This is the experience we bring to the campaign.
📢 New EdWorkingPaper: Experienced paraprofessionals promoted to teaching roles perform on par with traditionally licensed teachers, particularly excelling in math, offering a promising solution to teacher shortages.
🔍Author: @mary_laski
📖Full text: https://t.co/a8wBvLirPc
On average, in the United States, substitute teachers earn between $70 and $130 per day. (Yes, I know some districts pay more…but this is the average.)
On average, the school day FOR A SUB, is 7.5 hours long.
That makes their hourly rate $13.33. 🙄
If Kamala Harris and Tim Walz WIN the election, Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan, a fellow Democrat, would become Minnesota’s next governor.
She would be the first female governor in Minnesota and the first Native American woman to serve as governor in the country.
@blssdblkwngs@NBCOlympics@Delta Soccer, tennis, basketball, softball, pickleball, table tennis, water polo, volley ball, golf...sheesh, there are a ton of *women's* sports with balls, not sure why we'd single them out.
We love you teachers! And to show it, I want to jump in and #clearthelist for as many of you as possible. Thank you for the love & support you show our kids all year long.. so send me your wish lists! And everyone else…let’s see how many we can clear! #ChipInForTeachers
Mary Moss is starting her 55th year as an educator. Let me repeat that… 55 years in education. After finding that out, I had to get a picture with her and ask her why she hasn’t retired yet. Her response, “Because I still love it.”