Support for Beginning Teachers Sample Clauses

The 'Support for Beginning Teachers' clause establishes the obligation of an educational institution or employer to provide assistance and resources to teachers who are new to the profession or to the organization. This support may include mentorship programs, professional development opportunities, reduced teaching loads, or regular feedback sessions to help new teachers acclimate to their roles. The core function of this clause is to facilitate the successful integration and professional growth of beginning teachers, thereby improving retention rates and ensuring a higher quality of education for students.
Support for Beginning Teachers. The District will provide an induction program for new teachers through the North Coast Consortium.
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Support for Beginning Teachers. The Diocese is committed to supporting teachers in their first and second year of teaching and will provide additional staffing as outlined in the Work Practices Agreement.
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Support for Beginning Teachers. The District shall participate in the North Coastal Consortium for as long as the state provides funding for the Induction program. If the District withdraws from the Consortium, the parties shall meet and negotiate a successor agreement to support beginning teachers.
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