Did you know that teachers now have a pathway to leadership through registered apprenticeship programs? The U.S. Department of Labor approved it in 2023, and states are developing Principal Registered Apprenticeship Programs (P-RAPS). A National Center for Grow Your Own webinar features education leaders from Alaska, North Dakota, and Virginia sharing how P-RAPs are helping prepare future school leaders and what they've learned in the process. See what they had to say: https://lnkd.in/evuZcp-E
EdPrepLab
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Transforming teacher and leader preparation through collaboration with programs, districts, and policymakers.
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EdPrepLab, an initiative of the Learning Policy Institute and Bank Street Graduate School of Education, aims to strengthen educator preparation by supporting learning and sharing research and practices among programs, school districts, and policymakers. EdPrepLab supports programs and informs policies that incorporate the science of learning and development to enable deeper learning and equity, working to expand these approaches nationally and internationally.
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School’s out, but learning doesn’t stop. This research series from The Wallace Foundation examines trends, challenges, and outcomes in summer learning participation and quality. The series covers: 🔹 Strategies for sustaining summer learning progress 🔹 Evidence-based practices for planning engaging summer programs 🔹 Creating summer learning opportunities in rural districts 🔹Transforming traditional credit recovery programs into more dynamic summer learning experiences See more here: https://lnkd.in/ekBw5pCx
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At our site visit to the Tate Etienne and Prevost (TEP) Center in New Orleans, Louisiana, Tanya Pinkerton n was reminded that the work educators do “is part of a larger history, one rooted in resilience, justice, and the belief that every student deserves opportunity.” Hear more about her experience at the TEP Center.
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This research report from the Learning Policy Institute explores four states’ implementation efforts of high-quality early education systems through analyzing key decisions, credentialing pathways, and shared program features. The report also shares common strategies to support greater access, such as providing financial support beyond tuition, offering more choice in course format (hybrid or online, evenings or weekends), and creating cohort-based models to build a community of practice for teacher candidates. See more here: https://lnkd.in/eTyjrdsw
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Is the one teacher, one classroom model the best option for all students? This webinar from the National Center for Grow Your Own offers alternatives to this model by exploring how teams of educators made up of lead teachers and education specialists can support student success. It also looks at how strategic staffing models, in addition to paid apprenticeships and residency pathways, can support recruitment and retention efforts. See more here: https://lnkd.in/eJSUySuE
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Teacher apprenticeship programs are rethinking how prior classroom experience fits into the path to certification. The CEEDAR Center at the University of Florida’s interactive tool helps states and higher education institutions create a formal process for recognizing and granting credit for prior learning to apprentices entering Registered Teacher Apprenticeship Programs. See more here: https://lnkd.in/e2SFMeFV
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After decades of slow but steady growth in teacher diversity, the share of teachers of color in the national teacher workforce plateaued at about 20% between 2018 and 2021. Using 13 years of data, a Learning Policy Institute report examines ways to support a racially diverse teacher workforce. The report found that teachers of color are more likely to enter through alternative preparation routes, take on more student loan debt, work in high-need schools, and have less access to mentoring and competitive compensation, with these factors contributing to higher stress and lower retention. To combat this, the report offers policy solutions that prioritize expanding access to high-quality educator preparation, improving school conditions by investing in school leadership and resources, increasing teacher compensation, and building strong mentoring and induction systems. See more here: https://lnkd.in/eDgUpyqF
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While student-level data related to pandemic-learning differences has been accessible, teacher-focused data has largely been absent. This report from the UCLA Center for the Transformation of Schools helps address this gap by examining data from more than 285,000 teachers to reveal post-pandemic shifts in levels of experience, racial diversity, pathways to credentialing, and staffing in critical core subjects. See how the educator workforce has changed in the last six years and find recommendations for improving teacher recruitment, diversity, preparation, retention, and quality here: https://lnkd.in/ebvq8t4s
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The Learning Policy Institute and EdPrepLab have launched a new site that brings to life the five design principles for strengthening teacher preparation. With videos, photos, resources, and real-world program examples, the site provides an interactive experience for exploring the design principles that are grounded in the science of learning and development and the different ways that teacher preparation programs can be designed to support candidates. Explore the interactive site here: https://lnkd.in/eJDWgggK This new interactive site from the Learning Policy Institute and EdPrepLab outlines five design principles for developing teacher preparation programs aligned with the science of learning and development: 1️⃣ Curriculum rooted in a deep understanding of learners, learning, and development 2️⃣ Development of skills, habits, and mindsets of an equitable educator 3️⃣ Rich, experiential learning opportunities 4️⃣ Pedagogical alignment and modeling 5️⃣ Supportive developmental relationships in communities of practice Explore the interactive site: https://lnkd.in/eJDWgggK
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Advances in neuroscience and the learning sciences have transformed what we know about how people grow and learn, making it clear that schools and educator preparation programs need to evolve to support the whole child. A new interactive site from the Learning Policy Institute and EdPrepLab outlines five design principles for strengthening teacher preparation grounded in the science of learning and development. Through interactive videos, photos, resources, and real-world examples of programs applying these principles in practice, the site illuminates ways that preparation programs can be designed to support candidates and prepare future educators to bring whole child teaching to life. Explore the interactive site: https://lnkd.in/eJDWgggK