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Does anyone know of an online “nationwide map” that pinpoints the areas and degrees of teacher shortages?

Posted by  in Monday, March 8th 2010   3 comments already   

When I graduated, I really can go anywhere! I am very legitimate “need to teach 6-8 grade in one area of science.” Then I would like to research her, I have a piece of information, but I do not know that I am looking for. I have no teacher shortage areas, indicating that the overall level of the United States, I am trying to find a comprehensive online maps. Any help would be appreciated.

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J-Dawn Said,
March 8th, 2010 @10:27 pm  

Not sure. I’d say ask around. The problem is that while there are a lot of shortages, there’s also a shortage on the money needed to fill the positions. You may find an area with a huge shortage but with no money to do anything about it.

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eastacademic Said,
March 8th, 2010 @11:18 pm  

no such thing.

Districts hire their own – there is noone coordinating who needs what. There are over 100k individual schools in the US – it would be impossible to coordinate their needs and update them so they are accurate – its just monetarily impossible to do so. (not to mention how much manpower that would take)

You should reverse your thinking – narrow down where you want to go – then look. Larger cities have the greatest need.

I’m a 17 year middle school science teacher in Urban Los Angeles – I could have found you a job every single year in my area for the last ten years.

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Kahless Said,
March 8th, 2010 @11:52 pm  

Almost the entire USA needs science teachers willing to teach grades 6-8. You can find a job in most any state, any city. Just avoid the ones where the economy has bottomed out.

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