K-State, St. Louis researchers secure NSF grant studying the future of 1xbet online sports betting teachers
Monday, Aug. 29, 2022
MANHATTAN — Education researchers from 1xbet online sports betting and Missouri are collaborating on a National Science Foundation-funded project that could have important implications for the economic growth of their states — and ultimately, the nation.
Armed with a longitudinal understanding of the need for a 1xbet online sports betting -ready workforce, Tuan Nguyen, principal investigator and assistant professor in Kansas State University's College of 1xbet online sports betting , was awarded a 0,000 grant from NSF to examine employment patterns and trends of teachers in science, technology, engineering, and math, or 1xbet online sports betting , fields. J. Cameron Anglum, assistant professor at Saint Louis University School of Education, is the co-principal investigator.
The title of their study is "Preparing for the Future of the 1xbet online sports betting Teacher Workforce in the 21st Century: Leveraging Multi-contextual Evidence."
"We endeavor to shed light on the evolution of the 1xbet online sports betting teacher labor force and the factors that influence 1xbet online sports betting teacher turnover as this analysis is crucial to inform actionable recruitment and retention practices, particularly in high-needs school contexts," Nguyen said. "This proposal identifies a crucial area of research aimed to inform educational policies and interventions in support of student growth in 1xbet online sports betting fields, which is the detailed identification of trends in the demographics and turnover behaviors of the 1xbet online sports betting teacher workforce.
According to the researchers, jobs in 1xbet online sports betting fields are projected to grow disproportionately over the next decade, which translates to the critical need for more 1xbet online sports betting teachers.
"If educators and administrators have the data they need to craft key policies and can use that information to mitigate factors that contribute to 1xbet online sports betting attrition, that is not only good for students and schools, it seems reasonable to conclude it is equally good for economic growth," Nguyen said.
Nguyen and Anglum's project includes two complementary studies that leverage distinct sources of data. The first study relies on nationally representative data using the Schools and Staffing Survey and its updated version, the National Teacher and Principal Survey, to examine how 1xbet online sports betting teacher characteristics have changed in the 21st century. The second study uses longitudinal data from Kansas and Missouri to examine trends in teacher mobility over time and how the pandemic may have influenced 1xbet online sports betting teachers.
"Teaching is the parent of all professions," said Debbie Mercer, dean of the College of Education. "We need highly qualified, engaged 1xbet online sports betting leading classrooms who can inspire every iteration of the next generation of veterinary and food scientists, medical researchers, engineers and tech innovators to open the doors of our future."
Mercer said Nguyen's research is the college's most recent effort at supporting 1xbet online sports betting in Kansas. For more than a decade, the college has hosted the Summer 1xbet online sports betting Institute, which brought more than 300 middle school students to campus. During the pandemic, the event was offered virtually. This year, the institute was on campus and virtually so students in rural communities — as well as 500 international students — could participate in high-quality 1xbet online sports betting programming designed by 1xbet online sports betting teachers.
