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Teacher Retention Programs: Intrinsic and Extrinsic Factors that ...

Utilizing Arnstein's Ladder of Citizen Participation and Olmo's Teacher Attrition and Retention Conceptual Model, I analyze three existing ...

The True Impact of Teacher Turnover - UMass Global

Eight percent of teachers leave the profession each year. When you consider that the same portion of educators shift schools, the overall annual turnover ...

Retention of Effective Educators in High-Need Schools | IU13

1 High teacher turnover also drains limited budgets. High-need schools have a greater share of newly hired teachers in their first year of teaching.2 Effective ...

Schools Try Bonuses, Stipends to Attract & Keep Teachers in a Tight ...

The exact nature of the challenges varies by community and by position, and the solutions should vary as well. Teacher turnover is consistently ...

LEAD looks to pay based on learning to increase teacher retention

LEAD Public Schools introduced a new teacher pay model in 2019-20 that gives bonuses based on teacher performance.

50-State Comparison: Teacher Recruitment and Retention

... teacher pipeline is necessary to recruit and retain effective teachers. Teacher Pipeline. This resource compiles state-specific data related ...

Do Bonuses Affect Teacher Staffing and Student Achievement in ...

Effective teacher retention bonuses: Evidence from Tennessee. Educational Evaluation and Policy Analysis 38(2), 199–221. Steele, J. L., R. J. Murnane, and ...

Attract and Retain Teachers With a Strategic Compensation Model

Some teachers also earn stipends or bonuses for effectiveness, increased responsibilities, or teaching hard-to-staff subjects or in high-need ...

Best and Brightest steers funds toward improving schools

A new method of divvying up Best and Brightest funding will leave teachers at some of the area's best schools ineligible for retention bonuses.

TIA Teacher Retention Strategies

TIA recognizes highly effective teachers at the state level through designations and district compensation. Districts may consider how leadership teams will ...

Teacher bonuses and teacher retention in low-performing schools

Between 2001 and 2004, the state of North Carolina gave an annual salary bonus of $1,800 to certified math, science, and special education teachers in a set of ...

School climate outweighs pay in teacher retention

In particular, she said student mental-health challenges and a lack of effective discipline have impacted teachers' willingness to stay on the ...

An Updated and Expanded Meta-Analysis of the Literature

... teacher salary, non-teacher salary, late hiring, and retention bonuses. The ... Effective schools: Teacher hiring, assignment, development, and retention.

Teacher Salaries: A Key Factor in Recruitment and Retention

Research illustrates the importance of teacher salaries in recruiting and retaining an effective and diverse teaching workforce.

Utah Code Section 53F-2-513

The Effective Teachers in High Poverty Schools Incentive Program is created to provide an annual salary bonus for an eligible teacher. (b), The state board ...

Teacher Turnover: Why It Matters and What We Can Do About It

School leadership. Effective leadership drives high-quality support for new teachers, improves teaching conditions, and increases teacher retention. Yet few ...

The Effect of Bonuses on Teacher Retention and Student Learning ...

Abstract We estimate the direct and indirect effects of recruitment bonuses paid to teachers working in rural schools in Peru on their retention and student ...

Keeping Educators in the Classroom: Strategies to Prevent Teacher ...

Offering retention bonuses for teachers who stick around. ... Effective teacher retention takes long-term focus and ongoing support.

What are states doing to recruit and retain good teachers? - K-12 Dive

Facing teacher attrition in low-performing, low-income schools, Tennessee set up a payment initiative in 2013 that set aside $2.1 million to ...

How to Retain Effective Teachers Through Teacher Leadership

2 Clearly, we're not on the right track for retention. Not only are we letting top teaching talent slip away, we are literally paying the price for losing them.