Jeremy Landa
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Jeremy Landa
@JeremyBLanda
Here for teacher pipeline and labor market, teacher racial/ethnic diversity, and to replay conversations w/my kid. Data Fellow @HarvardSDP. PhD from @uconnneag.
Austin, TX 가입일 Temmuz 2011
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Join the EDRS-EPCE team (my team) as a Data Analyst! Drive data insights that inform educator preparation and certification in Texas. Collaborate with fantastic colleagues. Enhance your SAS and SQL coding/PowerBi visualization skills. Apply now!
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🚨 Updated policy brief on uncertified teachers in TX:
Uncertified teachers lead to 4 months of learning loss in reading & 3 months in math. Plus, higher absenteeism & underdiagnosed dyslexia. Full brief here: lnkd.in/evdiEzpt #EdPolicy #StudentAchievement #TeacherQuality

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🚨NEW @ua_edreform @uacoehp Working Paper🚨 Check out my new working paper with @andrewcamp_ @jbmcgee @thetaywil @vernon_miranda "Teacher Salary Raises and Turnover: Evidence from the First Year of the Arkansas LEARNS Act"
edre.uark.edu/_resources/pdf…

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Excited to share the 1st statewide look at uncertified teachers in TX and how they impact student achievement. #1 takeaway: 1/2 of new, first-time teachers are uncertified, & they are linked to declines in achievement. Link: shorturl.at/6T9q7
More highlights below: 1/x

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New paper alert! Disparate Pathways: Understanding Racial Disparities in Teaching, with Max Anthenelli, @Wenjingtweet @RamonGoings & Seth Gershenson @MDEquity
Full paper: edworkingpapers.com/ai24-945, docs.iza.org/dp16928.pdf
Shorter research brief: tinyurl.com/53sxjsnr
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Do you want to know when the reports on this page tea.texas.gov/reports-and-da… get updated? Sign up for the EDRS team monthly digest! public.govdelivery.com/accounts/TXTEA…
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@sam_kamin Still have codes? Guess I should set up shop on the other place now too.
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🔎🔎🔎My department is searchin' for an associate/full Professor in district/school leadership and governance.
Please share, and plz mssg with any questions (about the College of Education, our ed leadership programs, life in Austin, etc)!
jobs.chronicle.com/job/37514799/c…
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{New} Where do new teacher hires come from?
I break down the data in my latest piece for @The74. The findings--and the differences across the country--may surprise you: the74million.org/article/where-…
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Does the image of a new teacher in your head match match what a new teacher looks like on the ground? Nice article surfacing the need to shift how we think about who is in applicant pools.
Sarah Woulfin@sarahlouwou
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@HarvardSDP @JeremyBLanda @teainfo @EdNCES I knew him when! Jeremy is an outstanding PhD grad of @UConnNeag, a terrific human, and doing great work in Texas!
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Be sure to catch SDP Fellow Alumnus @JeremyBLanda of @teainfo at the @EdNCES STATS-DC 2023 Data Conference this week. Stop by his presentation, "Building Tools and Knowledge on Teacher Hiring and Preparation to Support Local Education Agencies and the Public."

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@matt_barnum @sbanchero You can find current data on turnover by district size for Texas here: tea.texas.gov/sites/default/…. You can find current data on new hires here: tea4avcastro.tea.state.tx.us/oess/edrs/regi…. The turnover data at the district level, by FTEs for 21-22 is here:rptsvr1.tea.texas.gov/cgi/sas/broker.
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@sbanchero both aggregate and more localized data are important imo. I would strongly suspect that 1) *increases* in turnover are widespread 2) *total* turnover continues to be higher in high-needs districts.
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I think the most helpful data would be to see exactly where this is happening in TX -- so we can target solutions; and 2) understand why. I Understand data is scarce but we really need it to fully help young people ..
Matt Barnum@matt_barnum
Teacher attrition in Texas hit its highest point in at least a decade — there was a 3 percentage point (30 percent) increase going into this school year, compared to the typical pre-pandemic year. tea.texas.gov/sites/default/…
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