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Readings
It’s the principal of the thing! Education World, September 2002.
The aging of America's
teachers, Harvard Gazette
Aramina Ferrer,
New York City's Successful Alternative Route for New Teachers
White House Conference on Preparing Tomorrow's Teachers: An account of a principal's experience supporting non-traditionally prepared teachers.
Principals hold key to teacher
retention, Education World, 2006
Ellen Moir,
Phases of first-year teaching, California New Teacher Project, published by the California Department of Education (CDE), 1990.
Mark Littleton & Pam Littleton,
Evolution of a teacher, Inspiring Teachers Publishing, Inc.
Ellen Moir,
Listening to the voices of new teachers, New Teacher Center at UCSC.
Scott M. Koenigsknecht,
Impressions count, School Planning & Management, November 2005. According to a recent study, potential teachers are influenced by their impressions of the educational facilities in which they will be working during the interview process.
Writing an effective internet job posting, By Brian Weis, Recruiters Network
Easy ways to market your schools, Education World, 2004.
The ABC list- A public relations tool that's as simple as A-B-C, Education World, 2005
Jim O'Laughlin,
Recruitment- a comprehensive approach, Leadership, Jan, 2001
Teacher recruitment and retention checklist, UK Department for Education and Skills
Minimize the risks of aimless and unproductive committees
, School Administrator, Sept, 1997 by William M. Powers
Resources
Karen Mikkelsen, NERRC Program Associate (and other Authors),
Chapter 4 Induction and mentoring programs that work, keeping quality teachers, The Northeast Regional Resource Center, Spring 2005
Karen Mikkelsen, NERRC Program Associate (and other Authors),
Chapter
5 Promoting Linkages - Partnerships between Schools and
Higher Education, Keeping Quality Teachers, Northeast Regional Resource Center, Spring 2005.
Innovation Network
provides a list of resource for evaluation.
Resources for Data on Recruitment and Retention:
The Center for Teaching Quality (CTQ) is working with school districts to assess, understand and improve teacher working conditions. Teachers are asked questions about time, facilities and resources, empowerment, leadership and professional development -- all shown to have an impact on whether teachers stay in schools and, most importantly, whether students learn.
http://www.teachingquality.org/
The
Teacher Working Conditions Toolkit
includes recommendations and strategies to empower community members, teachers, principals, administrators and policymakers to improve teacher working conditions, including time, facilities and resources, empowerment, leadership and professional development, all shown to have an impact on whether teachers stay and students learn.
Education for the Future's Data Analysis for School Improvement is a guide for collecting, analyzing, and presenting data.
http://eff.csuchico.edu/download_center/
Helpful
Documents
Arizona Schools Recruitment Checklist
Inventory of Strengths New Teacher Packet
Checklist Project Planning Worksheet Questions Candidates Might Ask Questions for Candidates Recruitment Assessment Tool Recruitment Team Planning Grid Sample Exit Questions Tips for Developing a RR Team
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