Teacher pay rises in 2023—but not enough to shrink pay gap with ...

Despite a small improvement of 1.7% in teachers' average weekly wages, the relative pay penalty between public school teachers and college graduates in other ...

Teacher pay rose in 2023—but not enough to shrink pay gap with ...

The pay penalty for teachers—the gap between the weekly wages of teachers and other college graduates—grew to a record 26.6% in 2023 ...

Teacher Pay Rises—But Not Enough to Shrink Pay Gap

This relative pay penalty—which is adjusted for education, experience, and demographic characteristics—grew to a record 26.6% in 2023. The ...

Teacher Pay Rose in 2023, But Not Enough to Shrink Pay Gap

New research shows that the pay penalty for teachers — the gap between the weekly wages of teachers and other college graduates — grew to a ...

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Teacher pay rises in 2023—but not enough to shrink pay gap with other college graduates https://t.co/nuRgRmgZ8g via @economicpolicy.

Not Enough to Shrink the Pay Gap with Other College Graduates

It leaves the series of increases and decreases near a post-1996 low point. From 1996 through 2023, teacher wages fell by 5.1%. This was mostly ...

but not enough to shrink pay gap with other college graduates

Teacher pay rises in 2023: but not enough to shrink pay gap with other college graduates ; Authors: Allegretto, Sylvia ; Published: Washington, District of ...

Economic Policy Institute on X: "Closing the teacher pay gap is "a ...

Closing the teacher pay gap is "a question of ... Teacher pay rises in 2023—but not enough to shrink pay gap with other college graduates.

Economic Policy Institute on X: "Back to school? More like back to ...

Back to school? More like back to cruel (-ly underpaid teachers) In 2023, teachers made 26.6% less than other similarly educated ...

Gains in Teacher Pay May Not be Enough to Ease Shortages | NEA

The new 2024 NEA Rankings and Estimates report finds that the national average public school teacher salary increased to $69,544 in 2022-23, a ...

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Teacher pay rises in 2023: but not enough to shrink pay gap with other college graduates https://t.co/f87DQqvMFL.

Starting Teacher Pay 2023 | NEA - National Education Association

High inflation that came with the reopening of the economy following the pandemic resulted in the largest real dollar decrease in starting salary since NEA ...

The Gap Between Teacher Pay and Other Professions Hits a New ...

The institute has been tracking the “teacher pay penalty” for 18 years, and in 2021, it reached a new high: Teachers earn 23.5 percent less than ...

Anne Lutz Fernandez: "Does what we pay teachers matter ... - Bluesky

Opponents of raises for teachers frequently claim that teachers' benefits balance out their low pay, but Allegretto's analysis shows they don't.

The Teacher Pay Gap: Why are Teachers Underpaid?

Many studies have defined the teacher pay gap as the difference in earnings between teachers and non-teachers with similar levels of education, ...

Public schools heavily rely on women's labor. Why do they pay ...

Overall, we find raw gender wage gaps of about $4,000 favoring men when combining all sources of teachers' income from schools (using 2017 ...

A solution to teacher shortage? Veteran teachers say double the pay.

Already in 2023, governors in Georgia and Arkansas have pushed through teacher pay increases. Ahead of Monday's start of National Teacher ...

Raising the Bar on Teacher Pay - American Institutes for Research

the time is right to raise the bar on teacher pay and, if so, by how much. ... in teacher pay raises in the 2023–24 fiscal year (Lee, 2023 ...

Why are there still some people that believe in a 'wage gap'? - Quora

The thing is, The Gender Wage Gap/ The Gender Pay Gap is real. No one with any level of understanding is going to argue whether it is or isn't real. The problem ...

Where did the gender wage gap come from? - Reddit

Not just raises, but starting salary, too. ... She worked the same job for ~30 years and took whatever raises they gave her (not much).