2017 Oregon Educator Equity Report
The 2017 Oregon Educator Equity Report documents our state's progress in diversifying the educator workforce. View the report on the Chief Education Office's website.
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Impact of the New Teacher Center's New Teacher Induction Model on Teachers and Students![]()
New Teacher Center's i3 results confirm that mentoring new teachers makes a difference in student achievement.
Snapshot Report: First-Year Persistence and Retention![]()
The National Student Clearinghouse Research Center's latest report on student persistence and retention (Spring 2017).
Tribal Attendance Pilot Project![]()
The Tribal Attendance Pilot Project (TAPP) is an effort to reduce chronic absenteeism of American Indian/Alaska Native students in Oregon and pilots strategies to improve attendance in nine schools with high tribal member populations of Oregon's nine federally recognized tribes.
The long-run impacts of same-race teachers![]()
In a study published by the Institute of Labor Economics in March 2017, low-income Black students who have a Black teacher for at least one year in elementary school are less likely to drop out of high school later and more likely to consider college.
Career Guide in Teaching
Understanding the possible career paths ensures that future teachers choose the right specialization while pursuing their degrees. The following are examples of concentrations in teaching and the specific careers they can lead to.
Resources & Tools for Teaching Students
Discover strategies for the classroom, practical tools and technical innovations, and ways to build a professional network of peers and mentors.
Online Teaching Degrees and Programs
The following page simplifies the process in two specific ways. First, it provides a listing of online programs in education and teaching from some of today’s best colleges and universities. Second, it breaks down online learning in the field at all levels, from introductory courses at the associate level to advanced research and instruction at the doctorate
Summary of Stages of Racial Identity Development
A chart summarizing several frameworks that have been developed to describe stages of racial and ethnic identity development.
Exploring Racial Identity-Sample Agenda
A sample agenda for a racial justice work group of 12-15 people, where relationships are already formed
4 Self-Care Resources for Days When the World is Terrible
It seems like the bad news just keeps coming. Here are some self-care resources to keep you going when the trauma won't stop.
Five key trends in U.S. student performance
Progress by blacks and Hispanics, the takeoff of Asians, the stall of non-English speakers, the persistence of socioeconomic gaps, and the damaging effect of highly segregated schools.
The Asset Value of Whiteness
A report by Demos and the Institute on Assets and Social Policy (IASP) that explores the persistence and growth of economic inequality along racial and ethinic lines.
Raising Race Conscious Children
A resource for talking about race with young children.
What will it take to improve Oregon's graduation rates?
Report from Oregon's chief innovation officer on the community engagement sessions dedicated to improving graduation rates in Oregon.
NASP guidance for reinforcing safe, supportive, and positive school environments for all students
Resources from the National Association of School Psychologists.
Ensuring safe, welcoming, and bias-free schools
Resources for educators, students, and families to counter hateful rhetoric and foster positive dialogue.
Helping students after 2016 election
Suggestions and resources to provide ongoing support to your students.
Report from the Governor's Council on Educator Advancement
The Council proposes an equitable and sustainable model to extend support across both rural and urban school districts, leveraging resources through a new partnership between public education agencies, institutions and non-profit partners with flexibility for local contexts and priorities.
Teaching tolerance: A project of the Southern Poverty Law Center
Resources from the Southern Poverty Law Center.