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Our Views: K-12, colleges plant idea of teaching careers as early as middle school

Por: The Advocate Opinion January 18, 2023

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If Louisiana is going to solve its  — it must, if our schools are to succeed — answers need to be developed and exercised at home.That’s the considered opinion of many education leaders, including those who met recently at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette College of Education and Human Development. Remedies for the teacher shortage — Louisiana was short by some 2,500 certified teachers for K-12 schools this year — rest in... + full article



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