Migrant Teachers

In "Migrant Teachers," Lora Bartlett explores the increasing dependence on migrant educators in the U.S. education system, driven by federal mandates that require K-12 schools to hire qualified teachers or face funding cuts. This insightful book, published by Harvard University Press in 2014, delves into the implications of viewing teachers merely as credentialed specialists. With 202 pages of thought-provoking analysis, Bartlett sheds light on the challenges faced by transient teaching professionals who struggle to form meaningful connections with their students. "Migrant Teachers" is a must-read for anyone interested in urban education and the impact of policy on teaching dynamics. Discover the complexities of the teaching profession and the vital role that stability plays in student success.