Posts tagged education policy
No Child Left Behind and Teacher Retention: Unintended Consequences and Paths Forward
No Child Left Behind and Teacher Retention: Unintended Consequences and Paths Forward

How has No Child Left Behind (NCLB) impacted your ability to retain great teachers? While the law aimed to raise academic standards, its rigid requirements have led to increased stress, job dissatisfaction, and higher teacher attrition—especially among experienced educators.

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Why Do They Stay... What Keeps Teachers in the Classroom?
Why Do They Stay... What Keeps Teachers in the Classroom?

Are you struggling to retain your best teachers? This blog post explores the top three factors that contribute to teacher satisfaction and retention. Discover how to create a supportive school culture, provide strong leadership, and foster intrinsic motivation among your teaching staff. By implementing these strategies, you can create a more positive and fulfilling work environment that will help you keep your teachers engaged and committed to your school.

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