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National conference will examine Philadelphia education landscape - Vimarsana News

National conference will examine Philadelphia education landscape

A California professor has been learning the education landscape in Philadelphia through school visits and conversations with students and educators in the School District of Philadelphia.

Philly conference puts focus on increasing Black male educators - Vimarsana News

Philly conference puts focus on increasing Black male educators

“I was the only Black teacher in my school for twenty years,” said educator Kenyon Andrews of the Friendship Independent School District, during the Sixth Annual Black Male Educators’ Conference

High schoolers teaching younger students at Philly school – NBC10 Philadelphia - Vimarsana News

High schoolers teaching younger students at Philly school – NBC10 Philadelphia

High schoolers are teaching younger students in a first-of-its-kind program aiming to encourage the next generation of teachers.

Q&A: Lessons from a Decade of Battling Racial Inequity in the K-12 Workforce - Vimarsana News

Q&A: Lessons from a Decade of Battling Racial Inequity in the K-12 Workforce

By day, Carmita Semaan thinks of ways to keep people who look like her fulfilled in their jobs as educators and school leaders. But at night, there is a lot keeping her up. “It feels like perilous times,” she told The 74. The philanthropic backing for the work to build up pipelines for more educators […]

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These Would-Be Teachers Graduated Into the Pandemic. Will They Stick With Teaching? - Vimarsana News

These Would-Be Teachers Graduated Into the Pandemic. Will They Stick With Teaching?

We tracked down nearly 90 members of the University of Maryland College of Education’s 2020 class. Their experiences suggest that the field isn’t doing enough to help new educators.