Journal of Teacher Education · 1996 · 41 citations · 26 references
Public AffairsTeacher EducationTeachingEducation ReformEducational Policy ComparisonTeacher PolicyTeacher LicensureTeacher Working ConditionsAdmissions Criteria InterpretationAdmissions EligibilityEducational ProgramsEligible PersonsOccupational Status AttainmentTeacher Applicant PoolsTeacher Candidate RecruitmentTeacher Candidate Selection
Teaching is an attractive profession in Canada. Eligible applicants to teacher education programs typically outnumber available places by 4 to 1. In Canada, teaching confers high occupational status, professional salaries and working conditions, near certainty of graduation once enrolled in a program, and a generally favorable job market. Admission to a teacher education program confers a significant, desirable benefit, but the process of admission to teacher education programs is rather arbitrary. In the analysis, the AA. focus on admissions criteria intended to predict success as a student in the teacher education program or as a classroom teacher
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School Teacher: A Sociological Study.
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Schoolteacher: A Sociological Study
Henry W. Acland, Robert Wenkert, Dan C. Lortie · American Educational Research Journal · 1976 · 1.4K citations