The pool of minority teachers is growing at a faster rate than the portion of either minority students or white teachers, finds a study by Richard Ingersoll for the Learning Policy Institute.
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The pool of minority teachers is growing at a faster rate than the portion of either minority students or white teachers, finds a study by Richard Ingersoll for the Learning Policy Institute.
A version of this article appeared in the May 10, 2017 edition of Education Week as More Teachers of Color