Her documentary on education reform and Teacher Retention is titled a heart for teaching. Take a look. So doesnt this describe the classroom theme today . [speaks foreign language] what is going on . Continuing with this story [speaks foreign language] the president and congress can focus on our teachers, their preparation, development, and ensuring that in their classrooms and schools they have the proper support systems necessary to be successful. We are facing a crisis, and where we see really high levels of teachers who are leaving the profession in the first five years, we are seeing lower numbers of young people wanting to become teachers, and i think there is probably a couple of reasons for that. One is that it has not been an easy profession in recent years with the recession and lack of resources going to schools. A lot of changing policies across the country. And i think that without adequate support and adequate opportunities for learning and growing, it is hard for somebod
Her documentary on education reform and Teacher Retention is titled a heart for teaching. Take a look. So doesnt this describe the classroom theme today . [speaks foreign language] what is going on . Continuing with this story [speaks foreign language] the president and congress can focus on our teachers, their preparation, development, and ensuring that in their classrooms and schools they have the proper support systems necessary to be successful. We are facing a crisis, and where we see really high levels of teachers who are leaving the profession in the first five years, we are seeing lower numbers of young people wanting to become teachers, and i think there is probably a couple of reasons for that. One is that it has not been an easy profession in recent years with the recession and lack of resources going to schools. A lot of changing policies across the country. And i think that without adequate support and adequate opportunities for learning and growing, it is hard for somebod
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