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Beginning teacher induction: WHAT THE DATA TELL US
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Ingersoll, Richard M.
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Academic achievement
/ Beginning Teacher Induction
/ Beginning Teachers
/ Education policy
/ Education reform
/ Educational Assessment
/ Educational Change
/ Educational Indicators
/ Educational research
/ Educational Trends
/ Employee orientation
/ Logic
/ Mathematical induction
/ Mathematics education
/ Mentors
/ Professional Development
/ Program Effectiveness
/ Teacher Orientation
/ Teacher Persistence
/ Teacher shortages
/ Teachers
/ Teaching
/ United States
2012
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Beginning teacher induction: WHAT THE DATA TELL US
by
Ingersoll, Richard M.
in
Academic achievement
/ Beginning Teacher Induction
/ Beginning Teachers
/ Education policy
/ Education reform
/ Educational Assessment
/ Educational Change
/ Educational Indicators
/ Educational research
/ Educational Trends
/ Employee orientation
/ Logic
/ Mathematical induction
/ Mathematics education
/ Mentors
/ Professional Development
/ Program Effectiveness
/ Teacher Orientation
/ Teacher Persistence
/ Teacher shortages
/ Teachers
/ Teaching
/ United States
2012
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Beginning teacher induction: WHAT THE DATA TELL US
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Ingersoll, Richard M.
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Academic achievement
/ Beginning Teacher Induction
/ Beginning Teachers
/ Education policy
/ Education reform
/ Educational Assessment
/ Educational Change
/ Educational Indicators
/ Educational research
/ Educational Trends
/ Employee orientation
/ Logic
/ Mathematical induction
/ Mathematics education
/ Mentors
/ Professional Development
/ Program Effectiveness
/ Teacher Orientation
/ Teacher Persistence
/ Teacher shortages
/ Teachers
/ Teaching
/ United States
2012
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Beginning teacher induction: WHAT THE DATA TELL US
2012
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Overview
Induction support programs for beginning teachers is an education reform whose time has come. The national data indicate that over the past couple of decades the number of beginning teachers has ballooned in the U.S. Simultaneously, there has been a large increase in the number of states, districts, and schools offering induction programs. Importantly, the data also indicate that induction can help retain teachers, improve their instruction and their students' achievement. However, the data also tell us that the kinds and amounts of support greatly vary, and research suggests the effects depend on how much induction one gets and for how long. (Contains 3 tables.)
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