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Experienced Teachers: How
Common? How Much Variation?
While there is an "old
guard," a substantial proportion of teachers are relatively
new.
Data Source:
http://www.cde.ca.gov/ds/ss/cb/filespaif.asp
- About one in four teachers throughout the region has
demonstrated a long-term commitment to the profession,
with more than twenty years of experience teaching.
- However, an even larger proportion, more than a
third of teachers throughout the region, has been
teaching for five years or less, indicating substantial
turnover in the ranks.
Other Points (Not Shown on Chart):
- About 15% of teachers across the region are in their
first two years teaching.
- In Los Angeles Unified School District, about 12% of
teachers are in their first two years teaching.
- Novice teachers are somewhat more common in the
region outside of Los Angeles County.
- These findings are a switch from the previous years,
where Los Angeles County and the Los Angeles Unified
School District showed higher numbers of novice
teachers. The graph, though, shows these two
regions as having higher percentages in the 0-4 years of
experience range. Thus, one to two years ago, Los
Angeles County had a large number of novice teachers
who have since stayed in the area and gained experience.
Last Updated:
October 08, 2013
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