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Direct linkFoote, Mary Q.; Brantlinger, Andrew; Haydar, Hanna N.; Smith, Beverly; Gonzalez, Lidia – Education and Urban Society, 2011
In this article we examine induction policies and practices for new alternatively certified mathematics teachers in the country's largest urban school district, New York City. Our focus is on the support system for such teachers as it is legislated and as it is enacted. This includes the induction and general supports (e.g., mentoring, coaching,…
Descriptors: Urban Schools, Mathematics Teachers, Beginning Teacher Induction, Alternative Teacher Certification
