Education
Teachers with long commutes are more likely to leave their jobs
As Congress considers reauthorization of the No Child Left Behind Act, policymakers, advocates, and parents are concerned about how to meet the requirement that states provide every student with high-quality teachers. To address these concerns, Brookings and Princeton University’s Woodrow Wilson School released the latest volume of The Future of Children journal, “Excellence in the Classroom.”
On March 28 a slate of panelists including members of Congress, journal contributors, and other researchers and administrators, discussed options for improving teacher quality including in-service training, mentoring, and the recruitment of new, high-quality teachers.
Agenda
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March 28
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Moderator
Jens Ludwig Professor - University of Chicago
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Overview
Brian A. Jacob Walter H. Annenberg Professor of Education Policy; Professor of Economics, and Professor of Education - University of Michigan, Former Brookings Expert -
Panelists
HMCHon. Michael Castle U.S. Representative (R-Del.)CGMCongressman George Miller D-CaliforniaDJDeborah Jewell-Sherman Superintendent of Schools, Richmond, VA Public SchoolsKWKate Walsh President - National Council on Teacher Quality
Thomas Kane Professor, Graduate School of Education, Harvard University
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