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Who’s paying now?: The explicit and implicit costs of the current early care and education system
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The teacher weekly wage penalty hit 21.4 percent in 2018, a record high: Trends in the teacher wage and compensation penalties through 2018
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Student absenteeism: Who misses school and how missing school matters for performance
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Teachers across the country have finally had enough of the teacher pay penalty
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Testimony on B22-355, the Bolstering Early Growth Investment Amendment Act of 2017
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Who’s paying now?: The explicit and implicit costs of the current early care and education system
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Early child care and education in the states
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College athletes and Ph.D. students both work for the university, but only one earns a salary
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Back-to-school jobs report shows a continued shortfall in public education jobs
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Race in the Heartland: Equity, Opportunity, and Public Policy in the Midwest
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What to Watch on Jobs Day: How big is the teacher shortfall?
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It’s the beginning of the school year and teachers are once again opening up their wallets to buy school supplies
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Teachers need better professional development opportunities, more support
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California depends on early educators: Yet they experience poverty at nearly twice the rate of other workers
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Breaking the silence on early child care and education costs: A values-based budget for children, parents, and teachers in California
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California depends on early educators: Yet low pay is resulting in high turnover and child care shortages
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Class Of 2019: College Edition
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The role of early career supports, continuous professional development, and learning communities in the teacher shortage: The fifth report in ‘The Perfect Storm in the Teacher Labor Market’ series
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Teacher Shortages: There is room to improve the professional supports that play a role in the teacher shortage
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Revived debate over school busing highlights deepening racial segregation
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The Public Service Freedom to Negotiate Act provides public-sector workers the right to join in union and collectively bargain
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Teachers are always there to help, but now we’re the ones who need a boost
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From the margins to the mainstream: A review of Broader, Bolder, Better
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Class of 2019: High school edition
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Teacher Shortages: How do we know that tough work environments are a factor in the teacher shortage?
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Challenging working environments (‘school climates’), especially in high-poverty schools, play a role in the teacher shortage: The fourth report in ‘The Perfect Storm in the Teacher Labor Market’ series
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‘Schools are no longer just institutions of learning—we are the primary hub of care outside the family’
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Broader, Bolder, Better: We’ve come a long way
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Why is teaching becoming a less appealing occupation? One answer is right in front of us
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Teacher Shortages: How do we know that low pay is a factor in the teacher shortage?
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Low relative pay and high incidence of moonlighting play a role in the teacher shortage, particularly in high-poverty schools: The third report in ‘The Perfect Storm in the Teacher Labor Market’ series
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Toxic stress and children’s outcomes
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Toxic stress and children’s outcomes: African American children growing up poor are at greater risk of disrupted physiological functioning and depressed academic achievement
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Teacher pay trends
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How underpaid are teachers in your state?