Who Will Teach The Children? Recruiting, Retaining and Refreshing Highly Effective Educators
Teachers and school administrators are leaving the field of education almost as quickly as Schools of Education are preparing them. According to research, 44% of educators leave the profession within five years raising the question of
Who Will Teach The Children?
The book will not only pose the question but also supply the answers to:
- Why are educators leaving? (It’s not mainly about salary)
- What, if anything, can be done to retain them?
- How do we slow the educational exodus?
- What states are most affected?
- What subject areas face the greatest shortages?
- What are schools and states doing to fill the void?
- How do we create a globally competitive school system?
Workshop Comment: Gilbert J. Cox, Regional Education Coordinator The New York State Education Department
“Mr. Schargel did an outstanding job. He was well prepared, thorough and not only exceptionally knowledgeable about TQM process to enhance school quality but was able to communicate that knowledge most effectively and enthusiastically to a very discerning audience…. Read more »
From At-Risk to Academic Excellence Forward by Gene Bottoms
Take a look at the forward to the book, written by Dr. Gene Bottoms, Vice President, Southern Regional Education Board… Read more »
Franklin's Focus on 5 Areas of Educational Excellence
- Dropout Prevention
- Increasing Graduation Rates
- Narrowing the Achievement Gap
- Creating Safe Schools
- Improving School Leadership and
School Culture
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