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What It Takes to Unblock the Educator Pipeline at Scale
Building the Educator Pipeline — Article 4 of 4 Over the past three weeks, this series has covered a lot of ground. The Texas data revealed that experience matters more than credentials in predicting teacher effectiveness and that the state responded not by simply raising the bar again, but by funding the infrastructure that makes preparation possible. Article 3 named the four structural gaps keeping most pipelines blocked: a single entry point that leaves experienced talent
Marlene Megos
May 204 min read


Structural Gaps Keep the Educator Pipeline Blocked — and What Innovative Programs Are Doing Differently
What these programs share is not a single approach. They share a design philosophy: that preparation happens over time, in real classrooms, alongside experienced and well-supported practitioners, with financial structures that make access possible and data systems that make progress visible. That is the unlock. Not a new policy. A different architecture.
Marlene Megos
May 136 min read


Unlocking the Educator Pipeline Series Article II: What the Texas Data Unlocked About Teacher Preparation vs. Credentials
As Texas confronts the rise of uncertified teachers, new data points to a more nuanced conclusion: the issue is not simply credentials, but whether future teachers have structured, supported classroom experience.
Marlene Megos
May 53 min read


Unlocking the Educator Pipeline
Earn While You Learn: How Teacher Apprenticeships and a Bit of Creativity Can Unlock the Educator Pipeline Article 1 of 4 - Written from the Statewide Summit: Serving Communities in NY | Hosted by EDHUBNY This week is National Apprenticeship Week and I’m sitting at the Statewide Summit: Serving Communities in NY, hosted by EDHUBNY, surrounded by people who are doing the hard, creative work of solving one of education’s most stubborn problems. The teacher shortage isn’t new. T
Marlene Megos
Apr 283 min read
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