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A More Diverse Teaching Force May Improve Educational Outcomes for Minority Students (Infographic)

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  • Jeffrey Terziev

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Research shows that a diverse teaching force may help states and districts close large, persistent racial and ethnic achievement gaps and improve the educational outcomes of minority students. In particular, the research finds benefits for black students.

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  • Jeffrey Terziev, "undated". "A More Diverse Teaching Force May Improve Educational Outcomes for Minority Students (Infographic)," Mathematica Policy Research Reports d4ca1016ce0e41c99c2758e98, Mathematica Policy Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:d4ca1016ce0e41c99c2758e98378f6e7
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    rel ma; mid-atlantic; infographic; april 2019; diverse; teaching force; education; outcomes; improve; minority; students;
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