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Download full textLucy C. Sorensen; Helen F. Ladd – AERA Open, 2020
High teacher turnover imposes numerous burdens on the schools and districts from which teachers depart. Some of these burdens are explicit and take the form of recruiting, hiring, and training costs. Others are more hidden and take the form of changes to the composition and quality of the teaching staff. This study focuses on the latter. We ask…
Descriptors: Faculty Mobility, Teacher Effectiveness, Mathematics Teachers, English Teachers
