Fully virtual and hybrid learning contexts present an incredible opportunity to rethink educator compensation as a tool for recruiting and retaining effective, high-quality teachers and responding to a call for greater professionalization in the field. This policy brief from The Learning Accelerator (TLA) explores three key components – salary and benefits, professional opportunities and growth, and working conditions – and how they factor into compensation that responds to the needs and expertise of educators.

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