TEAMING UP: EDUCATORS ENHANCE TEACHER PREP

Hope Street Group’s National Teacher Fellows identified local, state and multistate opportunities for enhancing the teacher pipeline according to recommendations in On Deck: Preparing the Next Generation of Teachers, which revealed their national peer research findings on the topic of teacher preparation. Year 2 of their Fellowship was self-designed for personal action and strategic partnerships, and this impact report illustrates what can happen when #TeachersTeamUp to improve the system for future educators and their students.

Read and share Teaming Up: Educators Enhance Teacher Prep for inspiration on impacting:

 

  • Preservice curriculum and clinical training
  • Mentorship and induction
  • Institutional policy
  • Education advocacy

ON DECK: PREPARING THE NEXT GENERATION OF TEACHERS

The 2015 National Teacher Fellows collaborated with the U.S. Department of Education and the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education to formulate questions on teacher preparation, and conducted a six-week research project that consisted of virtual and in-person engagement, ultimately gathering the perspectives of nearly 2,000 current classroom teachers regarding their pathways to certification.

 

The conversation-starting research findings in On Deck: Preparing the Next Generation of Teachers reveal data collected from educators spanning 49 states and a variety of experience levels, especially pertaining to:

 

  • Curriculum addressing college- and career-ready standards
  • Preparation for serving high-need/persistently low-achieving populations
  • Beneficial experiences for preservice teachers
  • Accountability measures for teacher preparation programs

THE FUTURE OF TEACHER PREP: A CONVERSATION WITH EDUCATORS AND OTHER EXPERTS  

Watch our panel discussion at Center for American Progress on April 11, 2017, moderated by K-12 Strategic Initiatives Director Lisette Partelow and with opening remarks by National Board for Professional Teaching Standards President and CEO Peggy Brookins.

READ UP ON TEACHER PREP

FELLOWS

 

  • John Clark for Data Quality Campaign The Key to Improving Teacher Prep: Data Sharing and Collaboration
  • Amanda Ward for National BoardTeaming Up to Support Teachers, from Beginning to Experienced
  • Sarah Giddings for National BoardDeveloping Your PLN, Early and Always
  • Meghan Everette for AACTEEase Mobility, Elevate the Profession with License Reciprocity
  • John Clark for AACTETeacher Recommendations for Enhancing Teacher Preparation
  • David Edelman for Data Quality CampaignGood Guidelines Can Foster Growth
  • Amanda Ward for Stories from School: Teacher Preparation – A Shared Responsibility
  • Jill Cullis for AAE’s Education MattersThe Importance of Revised Teacher Preparation Programs 
  • Danielle Brown for Stories From School AZTeacher Prep and Title II
  • Robyn Howton for Rodel FoundationThe Future of Teacher Prep
  • Amanda Zullo for AACTEA Practitioner’s Reflections From AACTE Annual Meeting
  • Anna Baldwin for MediumPower in Numbers: Why Teachers Should Unite Around Solution

OTHER EDUCATORS AND EXPERTS

 

  • Amelia Hamilton for Education WatchdogAre teachers prepared for the realities of the classroom?
  • Andrew Scanlon for Fordham InstituteOn Deck: Preparing the Next Generation of Teachers
  • Lisette Partelow for NewsweekRethinking How We Teach Our Teachers
  • Sungti Hsu for AACTEHope Street Group Report: Teachers Reflect on Preparation
  • Brennan Parton for Data Quality CampaignFeedback Loops Can Close the Information Gap for Teacher Prep
  • Allison Riddle for NNSTOYFlying Solo: The Need for Greater Support
  • Starr Sackstein for EdweekIf Education is Going to Change, Teacher Prep Needs to First
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