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How superintendents are taking on 2023’s biggest challenges


When an sudden disaster happens—say, a world pandemic that pressured our whole training system to rework–we imagine that ultimately, the misery and upheaval will evolve into calm and management because the restoration course of winds down.

As educators, we’re nonetheless ready to take that collective sigh of aid.

The Institute for Training Innovation (IEI) needed to listen to how superintendents have been feeling about 2023. So, in consequence, we introduced them along with edtech CEOs and different business leaders at our inaugural IEI Conclave to find out methods we are able to deal with immediately’s largest Ok-12 challenges as a unified crew–and do it with hope and confidence.

Instructor Retention and Recruitment

A systemic shortchanging of the occupation continues to drive the trainer scarcity. Whereas conclave attendees agreed {that a} wage bump may help increase retention, true satisfaction happens when educators really feel empowered, acknowledged, and revered.

Districts can begin by providing apprenticeship applications for aspiring academics and mentoring them throughout these first crucial three years within the classroom–the interval after they’re most definitely to give up. As well as, superintendents pressured the significance of making certain a barrier-free pipeline for educators excited about administration and offering wellness applications for educators.

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