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From: Enrique Murillo Jr <EMurillo@csusb.edu>
Sent: Wednesday, May 4, 2022 4:27 PM
Subject: [EXTERNAL] Teacher Appreciation Week 2022: Ed Trust Brief on Addressing Teacher Shortages
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https://edtrust.org/resource/addressing-teacher-shortages-in-the-short-long-term/
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Hello all
As we are in the middle of Teacher Appreciation Week, we'd like to share this Brief on Addressing Teacher Shortages by The Education Trust: Addressing
Teacher Shortages in the Short- and Long-Term: What States and Districts Can Do (linked
and attached). This new resource provides state and district leaders with insight into strategies to better support teachers and address educator shortages.
Teacher shortages are
not
a new phenomenon, particularly in high-need fields (e.g., math, science, special education) and underserved schools. But the pandemic has exacerbated staffing shortages, due to fewer teachers
entering the profession and a wave of early retirements and resignations. It’s not just that there aren’t enough teachers — in many districts across the U.S. there aren’t enough
substitute
teachers,
mental
health professionals, or
school
nurses. In some places, schools
can’t
provide meals to students because of staffing shortages.
The hope is that you can use this
brief to provide context as you ask state and district leaders how they are combatting educator shortages and ensuring that students receive the supports they need in the coming
school year.
Please also see these additional resources that relate to the teacher workforce:
Ed Trust also has resources that discuss the impacts of teacher shortages and teacher turnover on student achievement, including:
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Deals and Discounts - Teacher Appreciation Week 2022
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Amazon:
Amazon is committed to building effective learning solutions to support educators and students with many different teaching perks and deals.
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Apple:
For faculty, staff, and homeschool teachers of all grade levels, Apple offers a range of special savings and pricing on Apple Music, Macs and iPads, select accessories, and more.
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Adobe:
Teachers and students save over 60% on Creative Cloud software and more.
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Free
Adobe Spark Toolkit: Students and teachers who use Spark love that it empowers everyone to create beautiful graphics, web pages, and videos—no design experience
needed. Adobe has created an all-in-one toolkit for teachers to learn from and customize for your school or district.
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AT&T: Score
big with discounts off wireless and other services from AT&T.
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Autodesk:
Teachers get a free one-year educational license giving them access to Autodesk products and services, renewable as long as they remain eligible.
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Avid:
Avid’s software is an industry leader in video mixing, sound engineering, and music writing. Take advantage of exceptional educational pricing on Avid’s Media Composer Ultimate, Pro Tools Ultimate, and Sibelius Ultimate.
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Bose:
Enjoy special pricing on Bose sound equipment for your home, office, or school.
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Canon:
Canon offers discounts on a diverse selection of quality, brand-name imaging equipment for teachers, department heads, and administrators from any school.
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Corel:
Join Corel’s Education License Program to gain access to a wide range of powerful graphics, digital media, and productivity software. Save as much as 96% off the regular price.
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Dell:
Public school teachers and K-12 students receive exclusive discounts on select laptops, desktops, tablets, and other Dell products and accessories through Dell's Member Purchase Program.
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Figma:
Collaborate with students and teachers on visual projects across computers, no matter where you are. All you need is internet access. Whether you’re in a classroom, online course, boot camp, or hackathon, Figma is built for teaching and learning design your
way. Snag your free Figma account today.
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HP:
Sign up to receive discounts on quality refurbished computers, including 10% off already reduced outlet list prices.
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Intuit
QuickBooks: Verify your teacher status and get a free license for QuickBooks Online.
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Loom:
Create beautiful instructional walkthroughs and explainers for your students using Loom’s video messaging tool. Sign up with your .edu email address to get a free Loom Education plan.
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Microsoft
Education: Find affordable Windows 10 devices that are built for education and get access to offers and discounts on software and tools designed to meet
the needs of every student.
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Samsung:
Sign up for Samsung’s Student & Educator Discount Program and receive 30% off list prices, 0% APR financing, free no-contact delivery, and access to special offers on computers, tablets, mobile phones, televisions, appliances, and more.
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Storyline
Online: The site features hundreds of free videos of well-known actors reading children’s picture books with a companion “Activity Guide” for teachers.
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SeeSaw:
This free virtual learning platform can be used independently or linked through Google Classroom and is available both on the web and as an app. User-friendly and intuitive for teachers and students, the platform is robust for younger learners, students with
lower reading levels, or novice tech-users.
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Sonos:
Save up to 15% on Sonos products and accessories. Though the page mentions frontline workers, teachers are also eligible. Use your ID.me account to get your discount code and enjoy the savings.
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T-Mobile:
Teachers, administrators, and other education employees can access savings and special offers through its Sprint Works Program.
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Verizon:
Government and education employees receive special monthly discounts on Verizon Wireless.
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Dick
Blick Art Supplies: Blick for Educators offers supply discounts, special deals, free lesson plans, and more.
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Jo-Ann
Fabric: Snag a Teacher Rewards Discount Card for 15% off every purchase year-round.
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Michael’s:
Teachers get 15% off purchases at this craft superstore.
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Pencils.com:
Teachers, administrators, and other school officials 10% off on all orders.
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Party
City: Provide a letter signed by an officer of your school or organization on official letterhead to receive up to 20% off your entire in-store order.
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Frame
Destination: Offers 10% off storewide to teachers.
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Barnes
& Noble: Receive 20% off purchases for the classroom and enjoy discounts of up to 25% off the publisher’s list price during Educator Appreciation Days.
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Books-A-Million:
Receive free custom quotes for your classroom, special pricing on shipping, bulk orders and more when you sign up for the BAM Educator Card!
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Half
Price Books: Save 10% year-round with HPB’s Educator’s Discount Card.
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PBS:
Curated media and award-winning PBS content for your classroom.
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The
New York Times: Subscribe to get up to 50% off with discounted rates for educators and schools.
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NEA
magazine service: National Education Association members can score up to 85% off the cover price of more than 900 magazines.
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Scholastic
Teacher Store: Take advantage of up to 75% off items at the Scholastic Teacher Store.
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USA
Today: Educators can get up to 45% off classroom subscriptions.
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Wall
Street Journal: Join Wall Street Journal for Professors to save over 70% on a WSJ subscription.
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23andMe:
Discover your ancestry and take control of your health with your education discount on your next 23andMe test.
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Avocado
Green Mattress: Get a good night’s sleep with 5% off all Avocado Green Mattress products.
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Blue
Apron: Eat well and save time. Blue Apron is proud to support teachers with a gift of $110 off and free shipping on your first box.
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Brooklyn
Bedding: Brooklyn Bedding shows their gratitude for teachers with a 25% discount and free shipping on all purchases, in-store or online.
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