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2020 Annual Conference

April 14–17, 2020

Use this tool to see the schedule for breakout sessions and roundtables, along with details about the session topic. Please note that this is a schedule of presentations and roundtables only, not the full conference schedule. 

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Partnerships to Address Teacher Shortages Through Second Career and Grow Your Own Programs.

Thursday, April 16, 2020 at 1:15 PM–2:15 PM PDT
Olympic
Keywords (required)

K-12 Partnerships, Grow Your Own Teachers, Access

Presentation Type

Presentation/concurrent session

Presentation Category

Other

Short Description

The purpose of this presentation is to share how educator preparation program (EPP) partnerships with both K-12 school districts and institutions of higher education can be mutually beneficial. For the K-12 districts, the partnership offers opportunities to fill teaching positions with “home grown” teachers. Partnerships with colleges and universities have helped these institutions recruit new teacher candidates and increasing access to candidates interested in earning a master’s degree. Over the past three years, the University of West Florida TeacherReady has engaged in partnerships with small as well as large urban K-12 school districts and with both public and private higher education institutions. Presenters will share steps to creating partnerships; actions by EPP staff through the life-cycle of the candidate, from application through completion; partnership outcomes including early career success and increased access to teaching; and broadened professional development opportunities.

Target Audience
IHE-based Program Administrators
Non-IHE-based Program Administrators
State Agency Administrators
Human Resources Administrators

Lead Presenter

Sarah Miller, Sarah Miller
Organization

University of West Florida TeacherReady

Additional Presenters

Julie Kunselman, Julie Kunselman
Organization

University of West Florida TeacherReady

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