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April 8, 2004
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Help wanted
Over the next decade, public schools in the U.S. will need 2 million new teachers, and 'schools are not well-organized for them,' says Susan Moore Johnson of the Graduate School of Education. 'In fact, the schools are organized for the teachers who are about to retire.' In an ideal school, new teachers could look to veterans for support and expertise. (Staff photo Stephanie Mitchell/Harvard News Office)
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HARVARD GAZETTE ARCHIVES
COACH program links Harvard, Charlestown High students for college success
New online network bridges college gap for inner-city Boston youth
Local school leaders learn 'finders, keepers' from Susan Moore Johnson
GSE research focuses on recruiting, retraining a new type of teacher
GSE students buddy up to Cambridge's Amigos School
Ed School volunteers are Reading Buddies for second-graders
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