LEAGUE OF EDUCATION VOTERS 3 RD ANNUAL ACTIVIST TRAINING DAY JANUARY A NEW TYPE OF TEACHER AND LABOR LEADER.

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LEAGUE OF EDUCATION VOTERS 3 RD ANNUAL ACTIVIST TRAINING DAY JANUARY A NEW TYPE OF TEACHER AND LABOR LEADER

@TeachersUtdWa POWERFULEDUCATORS. POWERFULVOICE. AGENDA Part 1: Why Teachers Unionized Part 2: “State of the Unions” Part 3: The New Majority Part 4: Innovations in Teacher Leadership

@TeachersUtdWa POWERFULEDUCATORS. POWERFULVOICE. WHY TEACHERS UNIONIZED Factory worker salary outpacing teacher salary (teachers made $52/week in 1953) Discriminatory practices Politically-based or arbitrary dismissals

@TeachersUtdWa POWERFULEDUCATORS. POWERFULVOICE. 77%* say without collective bargaining, the working conditions and salaries of teachers would be much worse 81%* say without a union, teachers would be vulnerable to school politics or administrators who abuse their power *Source: Trending Towards Reform: Teachers Speak on Unions and the Future of the Profession. Ed Sector. (2012)

@TeachersUtdWa POWERFULEDUCATORS. POWERFULVOICE. In 2011, 43% of teachers say unions should put more focus on issues such as improving teacher quality and student achievement. (32% in 2007*) In 2011, only 42% of teachers say unions should stick to traditional union issues such as protecting salaries, benefits, and jobs. (52% in 2007*) Source: Trending Towards Reform: Teachers Speak on Unions and the Future of the Profession. Ed Sector. (2012)

@TeachersUtdWa POWERFULEDUCATORS. POWERFULVOICE. Currently, there are more first- year teachers in America than teachers of any other experience level. 2 For the first time in decades, teachers with 10 years of experience or fewer constitute over 50% of the teaching force. 1 1.National Center for Education Statistics. (2010) Schools and Staffing Survey. 2.Ingersoll, R. & Merrill, L. (2012) Seven Trends: The Transformation of the Teaching Force.

TEACHING EXPERIENCE OF PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS, AND Figure from Ingersoll, R. & Merrill, L. (2012). Seven Trends: The Transformation of the Teaching Force. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Educational Research Association, Vancouver, Canada.

@TeachersUtdWa POWERFULEDUCATORS. POWERFULVOICE. “THE NEW MAJORITY” BETTER USE OF STUDENT DATA New Majority Veteran HIGH EXPECTATIONS FOR LEARNING New Majority Veteran BETTER SYSTEMS OF EVALUATION New Majority Veteran Source: Great Expectations: Teachers’ Views on Elevating the Teaching Profession. Teach Plus (2012).

@TeachersUtdWa POWERFULEDUCATORS. POWERFULVOICE. DISCUSSION QUESTION: What aspirations do you have for teacher unions?

@TeachersUtdWa POWERFULEDUCATORS. POWERFULVOICE. *Advocacy campaigns by teachers *Teacher-generated policy papers *Visits with elected officials *Social media campaigns INNOVATIONS IN TEACHER VOICE

@TeachersUtdWa POWERFULEDUCATORS. POWERFULVOICE. INNOVATIONS IN UNION LEADERSHIP LOS ANGELES: INCREASED PARTICIPATION IN UNION GOVERNING BODY (NewTLA) NEW YORK CITY: TEACHERS REDEFINING THE ROLE OF CHAPTER CHAIR (Educators 4 Excellence) BOSTON: TEACHERS CALLING FOR EASIER UNION VOTING PROCEDURES (Teach Plus) WASHINGTON STATE: INCREASING UNION PARTICIPATION IN LEADERSHIP POSITIONS BY REFORM-MINDED TEACHERS (TU)

@TeachersUtdWa POWERFULEDUCATORS. POWERFULVOICE. INNOVATIONS IN UNION CONTRACTS Teachers Union District

@TeachersUtdWa POWERFULEDUCATORS. POWERFULVOICE. DISCUSSION QUESTION: What is your role in helping teacher unions to reach your aspirations for them?

LEAGUE OF EDUCATION VOTERS 3 RD ANNUAL ACTIVIST TRAINING DAY JANUARY THANKS FOR STAYING FOR THE WHOLE THING!