The Teacher Shortage Crisis

著者： Trina English Jessica Martin Amanda Werner
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  • Even before the pandemic lock-downs, American teachers from sea to shining sea reported a critical shortage of teachers within their ranks, and have watched in horror at the crippling levels of greed, arrogance, apathy, and ignorance at every level of K-12 educational governance.While embattled teachers have continued to try in vain to draw attention to the issues, our leaders have failed to acknowledge the problems at all. But since covid, the nation’s teachers have borne witness to a break neck hastening pace of this downward spiral–and a total avoidance of a conversation from our leaders.


    This a-political podcast, created and produced exclusively by teachers, gets into the nitty gritty details of why teachers are leaving the profession in droves, and uncovers huge contributing structural problems baked into the teaching profession which are not discussed or understood even within the K-12 educational world, which also explain why so much of what is done in K-12 is ineffective. These desperate, passionate, highly qualified teachers use this podcast series to insert teachers forcefully into the national conversation about the critical issues plaguing K-12 education, because no one else was letting them in–a fact which belies a central thesis about the roots of the problems discussed throughout the episodes. Listeners will be gripped by the reality that without substantial reforms which empower teachers to lead the work, the inevitable result is a collapse of our very ability to effectively self-govern–a process which they argue is already well underway.


    Listen as they describe the problems in teacher pay, teacher preparation requirements, special education, climate and culture, reading instruction, the false promise of existing DEI based frameworks in K-12, and the problems inherent in outsourced canned curriculums. Become a part of the solution as they outline a framework to authentically fix these problems, which require all hands on deck from both inside and outside of K-12 education.
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Even before the pandemic lock-downs, American teachers from sea to shining sea reported a critical shortage of teachers within their ranks, and have watched in horror at the crippling levels of greed, arrogance, apathy, and ignorance at every level of K-12 educational governance.While embattled teachers have continued to try in vain to draw attention to the issues, our leaders have failed to acknowledge the problems at all. But since covid, the nation’s teachers have borne witness to a break neck hastening pace of this downward spiral–and a total avoidance of a conversation from our leaders.


This a-political podcast, created and produced exclusively by teachers, gets into the nitty gritty details of why teachers are leaving the profession in droves, and uncovers huge contributing structural problems baked into the teaching profession which are not discussed or understood even within the K-12 educational world, which also explain why so much of what is done in K-12 is ineffective. These desperate, passionate, highly qualified teachers use this podcast series to insert teachers forcefully into the national conversation about the critical issues plaguing K-12 education, because no one else was letting them in–a fact which belies a central thesis about the roots of the problems discussed throughout the episodes. Listeners will be gripped by the reality that without substantial reforms which empower teachers to lead the work, the inevitable result is a collapse of our very ability to effectively self-govern–a process which they argue is already well underway.


Listen as they describe the problems in teacher pay, teacher preparation requirements, special education, climate and culture, reading instruction, the false promise of existing DEI based frameworks in K-12, and the problems inherent in outsourced canned curriculums. Become a part of the solution as they outline a framework to authentically fix these problems, which require all hands on deck from both inside and outside of K-12 education.
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  • 19. Special Edition Episode--Our Reaction to the 2024 Election

    19. Special Edition Episode--Our Reaction to the 2024 Election
    2024/11/10

    In this episode, Trina and Amanda discuss the challenges and emotional turbulence surrounding the recent election. Trina begins by acknowledging the difficulty in having an apolitical conversation about the election but emphasizes the necessity of giving teachers a voice. She and Amanda assert that being anti-Trump is not synonymous with being anti-Republican and underscores the harm Trump's policies could inflict on education, particularly on low-income and special education students.

    Amanda shares her perspective, stressing the need to respect differing viewpoints and the importance of discussing political matters in a manner that respects students' and parents' beliefs. The conversation pivots to the hardships teachers face, including navigating the tumultuous events which were spun through the lens of political dogma such as COVID-19, the climate disasters, and the ever-changing political landscape without sufficient support.

    Trina delves into deeper systemic issues, such as illiteracy and the influence of oligarchical power structures on American democracy. She critiques both political parties for their roles in perpetuating these problems and advocates for campaign finance reform and increased civics education. Amanda echoes these sentiments, emphasizing the need for teachers to be more involved in the governance of education and the necessity of a strong, reformed Department of Education.

    The episode concludes with both speakers calling for unity and the bridging of political divides among educators to combat the current crisis in K-12 education. They invite listeners to join the conversation, regardless of their political affiliation, and to support the movement to save K-12 schooling.

    00:00 Introduction and Purpose
    00:33 The Challenge of Being Apolitical
    01:29 Critique of Trump and the Republican Party
    04:30 The Struggles of Teachers
    06:04 The Role of External Forces
    06:42 Illiteracy and Education System Failures
    15:18 The Importance of Civics Education
    23:24 Campaign Finance Reform
    26:27 Conclusion and Call to Action


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  • 17. First Hand Accounts: Veteran 2nd Grade Teacher & Instructional Coach Janet Nesir Shares Her Story

    17. First Hand Accounts: Veteran 2nd Grade Teacher & Instructional Coach Janet Nesir Shares Her Story
    2024/11/10

    In this podcast episode, the host welcomes Janet Nesir, a veteran second-grade reading teacher and instructional coach in Southern California. Jess and Trina engage in a discussion with Janet, who shares her extensive experiences and challenges with reading instruction in the U.S. Janet details her journey from teaching middle school to second grade, highlighting the systemic issues she encountered that lead to inadequate foundational reading skills instruction. They explore the broader implications of illiteracy on society and the need for comprehensive, explicit phonics instruction. Trina introduces a solution framework involving seasoned reading teachers mentoring new teachers to improve literacy rates. The episode culminates in a discussion on the importance of reading in a democratic society and the potential for systemic change.

    00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome
    01:27 Janet's Teaching Journey
    03:06 Challenges in Reading Instruction
    03:47 Middle School Reading Struggles
    06:31 Teacher Training Gaps
    09:42 Blame and Systemic Issues
    14:05 RICA and Teacher Assessments
    17:47 Learning to Teach Reading
    21:55 Pandemic and Self-Education
    24:50 Impact of Effective Phonics Instruction
    32:41 Challenging Outdated Teaching Practices
    33:46 Personal Experiences with Reading Instruction
    34:48 The Problem with Current Reading Programs
    37:46 Introducing a New Solution
    51:12 The Importance of Literacy Rates
    01:02:47 Final Thoughts and Call to Action

    Visit teachershortagecrisis.com to join the movement of teachers speaking up about the mess in K-12 Education in the United States.

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    1 時間 7 分
  • 16. Bizzaro Scenarios: Puny Puns, Runaway Spit, and Superintendents Who Misplace Millions

    16. Bizzaro Scenarios: Puny Puns, Runaway Spit, and Superintendents Who Misplace Millions
    2024/11/03

    In this episode of the Teacher Shortage Crisis Podcast, hosts Amanda Werner, Jessica Martin, and Trina English introduce their new comedic segment, 'Bizarro Scenarios,' to share funny, weird, and sometimes tragic stories from K-12 education. WATCH THIS EPISODE ON YOUTUBE!

    They share humorous anecdotes about misunderstandings with students and the challenges of using humor in the classroom. The episode also delves into more serious topics, like the misappropriation of funds by school superintendents and its impact on teachers and students. The hosts invite listeners to submit their own bizarre stories and join them in their mission to save public education.

    00:00 Introduction to the Teacher Shortage Crisis Podcast
    01:10 Introducing Bizarro Scenarios
    04:29 First Bizarro Scenario: The Punny Misunderstanding
    07:35 Teacher Humor Gone Wrong
    11:35 Amanda's Awkward Classroom Moment
    16:12 Weird Stuff Kids Say
    19:56 Awkward Icebreakers and Funny Classroom Moments
    21:38 A Tragic Story: School District Mismanagement
    22:38 The Fallout: Teacher Cuts and Budget Issues
    26:03 Corruption in K-12 Leadership
    28:39 Misappropriation of Funds and Its Impact
    31:57 The Chromebook Conundrum
    36:15 Wrapping Up: Call to Action


    Visit teachershortagecrisis.com to join the movement of teachers speaking up about the mess in K-12 Education in the United States.

    www.teachershortagecrisis.com
    Petition to Save K-12 Schooling and our Precious Democracy!
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    39 分

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