Helping New Teachers Survive and Thrive in the Classroom
Teachers who've participated in NETI say it has helped them get off to a good start in the classroom. Hear why participants and administrators say NETI's focus on practical matters gives them an edge on succeeding in the classroom.
What is NETI?
NETI prepares new teachers to be immediately effective and successful over the long term. This 30-second video gives a feel for the program and its impact on participants.
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Centora Holder - Johnston County, NC
Centora Holder began teaching business technology to students at Selma Middle School in Fall 2008. Through partnership with The Centers for Quality Teaching and Learning, Johnston County offers six days of NETI training to its teachers. Hear how Centora says that helped her overcome challenges and 'get excited' about teaching. |
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Terri Sessoms - Johnston County, NC
Terri Sessoms was in charge of new teacher development and retention when Johnston County Schools began implementing QTL's New & Emerging Teacher Institute in 2007. She says she noticed an immediate impact and was eager to continue the program in 2008. Hear why she believes the impact has been significant. |
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