I certainly hope it would do that. I believe it would. As both of us have indicated, the State of Florida has developed a program that provides an incentive for teachers to get certification by a national board. If they receive that certification, they get a bonus. They also get a bonus if they encourage another teacher to do the same thing. What we are saying is, we are recognizing, not only through the dollars but through our interest, the importance of that individual teacher and the importance of the quality of that individual teacher. I believe it would encourage them to stay in the system longer. Most of the teachers love the children they are teaching. They want them to do better. We just need to give more encouragement to those teachers.
Connie Mack: “I certainly hope it would do that. I believe it would. As both of us have indicated, the State of Florida has developed…”
On the recordMay 4, 2000
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Discussing incentives for teacher certification and retention in Florida.
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