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Sidrah Baloch 9/26/23 Sidrah Baloch 9/26/23

BROOKINGS INSTITUTION: Promises and limitations of financial incentives to address special education staffing challenges

Elizabeth Bettini discusses in a Brookings Institution article the challenges school districts face when hiring and retaining special education teachers and possible solutions to address the issue. 

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Sidrah Baloch 11/1/20 Sidrah Baloch 11/1/20

VOXEU: Regulatory Arbitrage in Teacher Hiring and Retention: Evidence from Massachusetts Charter Schools

Scott A. Imberman, Marcus A. Winters, and Jesse Bruhn examine Massachusetts’s expansive and effective charter-school sector for the relationship between teacher quality and mobility.

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Sidrah Baloch 8/13/20 Sidrah Baloch 8/13/20

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL: How Charter Schools Train Teachers

A new analysis suggests that charter schools serve as a proving ground for effective teachers who aren’t yet licensed, but who eventually get poached by traditional public schools.

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