National Center for Teacher Transformation
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FLDOE Teacher Data: For the number of students graduating from state approved college of education programs in Florida, please reference "Trends in the Supply of New Teachers in Florida."

The Education Resources Information Center (ERIC): Sponsored by the Institute of Education Sciences (IES) of the U.S. Department of Education, ERIC produces the world's premier database of journal and non-journal education literature.

Teacher Quality: U. S. Department of Education is supporting the nation's teachers with this outreach program. Please visit the site for more information on the teacher quality initiative.

Schoolmatters.com compiles data on schools, districts and states across the country from state departments of education, the National Center for Education Statistics, the U.S. Census Bureau and testing vendors.

Project Eagle Project Eagle is a multi-year strategic initiative by St. Petersburg College to build a national model for increasing access to four-year degrees and workforce training for students attending community colleges.

Literacy Research Institute The mission of the Literacy Research Institute (LRI) is to conduct research and disseminate the findings on current trends in literacy for secondary education, with the goal of introducing effective research-based methods and practices into secondary schools.

St. Petersburg College's National Center for Teacher Transformation (NCTT) provides the resource information below via several databases from across the nation. The site also includes an overview, mission, and initiatives of the NCTT; a discussion board and additional resources for best practices.
Duncan: Preschool Key to Solving Education Crisis
Education Week -- Education Secretary Arne Duncan says the key to solving the education crisis in the United States is offering quality early childhood programs to every child... Read more
The Nation's Report Card
National Ctr for Education Statistics -- Nationally representative samples of more than 168,000 fourth-graders and 161,000 eighth-graders participated in the 2009 National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) in mathematics. At each grade, students responded to questions designed to measure their knowledge and abilities across five mathematics content areas: number properties and operations, measurement, geometry, data analysis, statistics and probability and algebra. Gains in students' average mathematics scores seen in earlier years did not continue from 2007 to 2009 at grade 4 but did continue at grade 8... Read more
Turnover in Principalship Focus of Research

Education Week -- Data available from a handful of states suggest that only about half of beginning principals remain in the same job five years later, and that many leave the principalship altogether when they go...Read more
States Lag in Educational Innovation, Report Says

Education Week -- A report card issued Monday on state-level innovation in education found what a trio of ideologically varied groups sees as deeply disturbing results, with most states earning C's, D's, or even F's in such key areas as technology, high school quality, and removal of ineffective teachers... Read more
More Articles

-- NAEP Plan for Students With Disabilities Criticized - Edweek
-- $5 billion 'Race to the Top' begins - eSchool News
-- Reinventing Education - eSchool News
-- Teaching Students with Autism - eSchool News
-- Duncan Stresses Commitment to Teachers - Teacher Magazine
-- Women Underrepresented in School Leadership Roles? - Teacher Magazine

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For Further Information about NCTT, Call, E-Mail or Write:

Adeniji A. Odutola, Ph.D.
Director

Thomas E. Furlong, Jr., Ph.D.
Senior Vice President

Thomas E. Furlong, Jr., Ph.D.
St Petersburg College President

Kay Burniston, MPA
Associate Vice President
St. Petersburg College National Center for Teacher Transformation (NCTT) Baccalaureate Programs, P.O.Box 13489 St. Petersburg, Florida 33733

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