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Securing the 21st century teacher workforce: global perspectives on teacher motivation and retention

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Abstract

The Securing the 21st Century Teacher Workforce Project is an innovative co-created project led by University College London Institute of Education and STIR Education. The project explores how various jurisdictions, at different levels of education systems, strive to enhance the work and lives of teachers. The report draws on a recent literature review and jurisdictional studies based on analysis of policy documents and trajectories, and interviews with senior policy leaders. The cases examine how governments, states, districts, schools and non-government actors across Jordan, Scotland, Uganda, Ontario (Canada), Uttar Pradesh (India), and Shanghai (China) are working to motivate, develop and retain teachers. Key logistical factors and system-wide conditions that influence teacher motivation, development, and retention are highlighted.

Author
Edge, Karen
Dapper, Eugene
Stone-Johnson, Corrie
Frayman, Keren
Terwindt, Reinier
Townsend, James
Jeevan, Sharath
Corporate Author
Qatar Foundation
World Innovation Summit for Education
University College London. Institute of Education
STiR Education
Year of publication
2017
Pages
123
Theme
Source database
library
Language