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Teacher retention: The role of professional learning
Presenters: Melissa Harvey, Paul Katnik and Andrea Thomas-Reynolds
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As schools grapple with teacher shortages and turnover, professional learning is a vital but underutilized investment in the workforce. This webinar will explore how professional learning can improve retention and long-term career success. Presenters will share retention strategies that are grounded in commitment to educators’ development and to building their capacity to address current challenges. Participants of this webinar will: Learn how high-quality professional learning supports teacher retention; Discover strategies for boosting teacher retention by investing in teacher development; Examine how to incorporating teachers’ perspectives on their jobs and professional needs into retention efforts; Explore the progress and results of districts’ and states’ investments in teacher retention; and Gather ideas for making professional learning a key part of your retention strategies.
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Presenters
Paul Katnik is the assistant commissioner of the Office of Educator Quality. Katnik has been in education for over three decades working with children of all ages, K-12, as both a teacher and a building principal. He has served at the Department of Education for over ten years, and has been instrumental in coordinating the state model Educator Evaluation System, revising teacher and leader preparation programs, developing the state’s Educator Equity Plan, and creating the Missouri Leadership Development System.
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