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Job Description/Summary: Assumes professional responsibility for providing specialized learning experiences and supervision of students with disabilities using an in-class model, within the regular classroom. The focus is to develop in each student the skills, attitudes, and knowledge to meet and exceed the State Core Curriculum Content Standards as outlined in the Individualized Education Plan (IEP) for the student, using approved curricula and directives of the school. Achieving academic ex... #njschooljobs #teachingjobs #nj

Job Description/Summary: Assumes professional responsibility for providing specialized learning experiences and supervision of students with disabilities in a supportive and positive classroom climate that develops in each student the skills, attitudes, and knowledge to meet and exceed the State Core Curriculum Content Standards as outlined in the Individualized Education Plan (IEP) for the student, using approved curricula and directives of the school. Achieving academic excellence requires ... #njschooljobs #teachingjobs #nj

Job Description/Summary: Assumes professional responsibility for providing specialized learning experiences and supervision of students with disabilities in a supportive and positive classroom climate that develops in each student the skills, attitudes, and knowledge to meet and exceed the State Core Curriculum Content Standards as outlined in the Individualized Education Plan (IEP) for the student, using approved curricula and directives of the school. Achieving academic excellence requires ... #njschooljobs #teachingjobs #nj

Teacher vacancies are a statistic that is only on the rise, increasing with every school year. That's why #TRUSA programs are essential to getting more teachers into classrooms. #EducationMatters #EducatorSupport #TeachingInnovation #TeachRightUSA #TeacherTraining #InnovationInEducation #EducationRevolution #k12education #Altcertification #HigherEd #TeacherRecruitment #TeacherRetention

"Today, on Teachers' Day, I pay tribute to all dedicated educators. However, as a teacher myself, I'm disheartened by the lack of respect and support for teachers within our education system. When I started my career, I was driven by a passion to inspire and educate. Unfortunately, teaching has become increasingly challenging due to: 1. Misuse of authority and power. 2. Baseless accusations. 3. Politicization of education. 4. Harassment. I urge authorities to: 1. Foster a peaceful working environment. 2. Uphold professional ethics. 3. Avoid exploiting students for personal agendas. 4. Promote teacher welfare and respect. Let's protect the future of our nation by safeguarding the dignity and well-being of educators.

Teacher Shortage Crisis Did you know that a significant number of public schools are facing staffing challenges in 2024? About 37% of public schools currently have at least one teaching position vacant, while 45% have non-teaching positions waiting to be filled. According to EdWeek, there are a staggering 36,500 teacher vacancies, along with 55,000 other vacant positions, and a concerning 270,000 underqualified positions across the country. These shortages highlight the importance of addressing staffing needs to ensure a quality education for all students. Having 270,000 people working with children who are underqualified limits the success of our students.??

This is not unique to MMSD. Most districts in Dane County, at least, share this growing population of emergency license educators. Sometimes it works out. Sometimes, it catches employees off guard. Teaching can be hard for someone who didn't get training on classroom management, human development, and/or the expectations required when working with children. Data suggests that 40% of educators have left teaching 6 years in the classroom. And yet, students and families are better off with consistency, stability, and experienced educators. What can we do to attract and keep highly trained, skills, and knowledgeable educators in our public schools? It is the same as in most any other business. Educators want to be seen, heard, and valued. They need the resources to do the job we ask of them. They need support from their bosses and the community they serve. We can turn it around. Get engaged in your local community, talk to your legislators about your concerns. If not you, who?

Transitioning into a career as a child educator can be both fulfilling and impactful. Here are some steps to help you make the transition smoothly: 1. Understand the Role Research: Learn about the responsibilities, daily activities, and challenges of being a child educator. Visit Classrooms: Observe different classroom settings to understand various teaching styles and environments. Obtain Relevant Education and Qualifications Degree in Education: Enroll in a bachelor's degree program in early childhood education, elementary education, or a related field. Certification: Obtain the necessary teaching certifications or licenses required in your region or country. This often involves passing exams and completing a teaching practicum. Specialized Training: Consider additional certifications or training in areas such as special education, literacy, or educational technology. #EducationForAll #childcare #childeducation

When I worked on this dataset, I was surprised by the rise in departure in Asheville City schools. However, I remembered that, in NC, data is offset when reported, and much of the attrition we are seeing in teachers from COVID has just recently been reported. While I was able to aggregate data to make this heatmap in #Tableau, there is even more data sourced in the State of the Teaching Profession dashboard from DPI: https://lnkd.in/e-krgbrx

I have interacted with many teachers and educators in the last two decades. And their responses on the issues they are facing are :- There is "less discipline", "less interest among students to learn", "we can't scold" ........etc.. In some parts of the world we see a trend of teachers leaving their professions .... In our own country we have a few lakhs of teacher vacancies.... Being an educator supporting the teachers and pre-service student teachers I am pained to see these situations. Why do you think many teachers are leaving their profession in some parts of the world??? Why are we not getting enough teachers to fill up the teacher vacancy? What are your thoughts on these issues faced by the teachers and teaching community in general??? #teaching #education #