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Liz Schlemmer’s report on WUNC.org today highlighted the shrinking number of teacher candidates in schools of education in North Carolina should not be a surprise.
Here’s one:
And there’s this one:
That’s also just students pursuing a BA in education. Most teachers in high schools (and many in middle schools) actually get a degree in their actual subject area along with teacher education courses. Who knows how those numbers have dropped if you counted those.
That graph shows a 44% drop in just that area in the past decade.
So, fewer people are going to school to become teachers according to the report.
Wonder what could have happened in the state of North Carolina in that time to cause that kind of change?
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