UT Institutions Confer more than 38,000 Degrees at Spring Commencements

The teacher shortage in West Texas is not a new issue, but one that Dean Wade is setting ambitious goals to address.

Read more about the formation of a teacher task force to study strategies around teacher recruitment in the Permian Basin, and in particular, the recruitment of more Hispanic and African American men to teach. Learn more about the great work happening at the University of Texas Permian Basin College of Education.

December 6, 2019 | ElevateTxEd

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Partnership Updates + News + Stories from the Field of Education

Fostering Digital Equity

Fostering Digital Equity

Fostering Digital EquityI feel stuck! Virtual videos, boxes filled with the names of students I teach, and this chair...

We are ALL new to teaching!

We are ALL new to teaching!

We Are All New to Teaching We recognize both the uncertainty and strong, varying emotions surrounding the return to...

#TeachersCan!!

#TeachersCan!!

We are back!!

We are re-thinking our practice!

We are innovative and excited about new shifts, new thinking, and the opportunity to TEACH!!
While our work may be anything but ordinary right now, we are still focused on improving our practice and setting goals to help guide us along the way. Why??? Because #TeachersCan and WILL continue to build their practice even in the most difficult of times!
Are you looking to set goals for intentional improvement? We know #TeachersCan and we are here to help!
– Identify your area for growth
– Set goals
– Monitor Progress
– Adjust as needed

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Launching our Micro-PD Series!

Launching our Micro-PD Series!

Launching Micro-PD SeriesWe believe that teachers can change the world, innovate, inspire, persevere… We celebrate...

“We definitely are going to have to supply more teachers to the Permian Basin region. We’ve been graduating, with all of our educator programs, about 150 teachers annually. That’s not nearly enough.”
– Larry Daniel, UT Permian Basin College of Education Dean