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Teacher career reforms: learning from experience

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Abstract

How can governments transform teaching into an attractive career choice for today’s youth? Countries all over the world are grappling with this question, as well as with the related challenges of poor working conditions and dwindling retention rates in the profession. In this context, teacher career reforms have the potential to be very powerful. To better understand the models that are being implemented, the related challenges, and their effects, the UNESCO International Institute for Educational Planning (IIEP) investigated the organization and management of teacher careers in Colombia, Ecuador, Ethiopia, Lithuania, Mexico, Peru, Scotland, South Africa, Thailand, and New York City. This publication brings together IIEP’s research findings.

Author
Tournier, Barbara
Chimier, Chloé
Childress, David
Raudonyte, Ieva
Corporate Author
UNESCO IIEP
Year of publication
2019
Imprint
Paris (UNESCO, IIEP, 2019, p.191)
ISBN
978-92-803-1419-9 (eng); 978-92-803-2419-0 (fre); 978-92-803-3419-7 (spa)
Source database
curatED