New Survey Reveals a Teaching Profession in Crisis

Teacher recruitment and retention crisis shows no signs of abating ...

The research also finds that teachers' pay has grown more slowly than pay in the rest of the labour market since 2010/11, making the profession ...

Teachers Need Our Support - Harvard Graduate School of Education

“We know from research that teachers stay in teaching because they experience success with kids and that's what drives them,” says Hill. “So ...

New Survey Shows Teachers Want Change. Their Contracts Could ...

Educators for Excellence's seventh annual Voices from the Classroom teacher survey shows that just 19% of teachers say the profession is sustainable.

New CEA Survey Finds Increased Stressors Causing Teacher Exodus

“Teaching is a demanding job that was made even more difficult because of COVID, followed by intense, unwarranted criticism of our dedicated ...

NEA Survey Shows Big Jump in Educators Planning to Leave ...

The National Education Association released its latest survey conducted in January 2022 showing 90% of educators responded that burnout is a ...

25 Investigates: Educator survey reveals prevalence of violence ...

Though 67% of Massachusetts teachers who responded said they generally feel safe in their classrooms, 64% overall.

Survey: Alarming Number of Educators May Soon Leave the ...

Exhausted and exasperated, classroom teachers and other school staff are under an unprecedented level of strain, made worse by recent dire staff ...

survey shows over half of recent entrants would consider teaching ...

Government must act on teacher supply crisis – survey shows over half of recent entrants would consider teaching overseas.

A Coming Crisis in Teaching? Teacher Supply, Demand, and ...

... new hires reveals an estimated current teacher ... The number of new teachers demanded depends substantially on how many teachers leave the profession.

New DPI report shows Wisconsin's education workforce is in crisis

“It's shocking we've allowed teacher compensation to decline in real terms. Not only do our teachers need to be paid appropriately, but they ...

New survey shows many teachers are reconsidering their profession

The NEA reports that 55% of educators who were surveyed are considering calling it quits.

New Federal Data Shows Pandemic's Effects on Teaching Profession

The federal data reinforces what national teachers unions have termed 'an unprecedented staffing crisis across every job category.'

The pandemic has exacerbated a long-standing national shortage of ...

A central challenge for research on teacher shortages is how to define and measure the demand for teachers, the supply of teachers, and any gap ...

To explore the issue of job-related stress among teachers, the authors fielded a survey in January and February 2021 through RAND's American ...

Samsung survey reveals impact of Australia's teacher shortage

Alarmingly, 41% of respondents are considering leaving their job or the teaching profession altogether, with Queensland educators expressing ...

Survey reveals 49% of teachers may quit or transfer, exposes ...

... jobs, with one of the main reasons being theviolence and threats made against them, according to new survey results. Caption: Survey reveals ...

Face the Facts: Survey Shows Teacher Burnout Is a Dire Situation

: So the Connecticut Education Association surveyed 6,000 members and found staggeringly, 74% of teachers are looking to leave the profession ...

A Coming Crisis in Teaching? Teacher Supply, Demand, and ...

Between 2009 and 2014, the most recent years of data available, teacher education enrollments dropped from 691,000 to 451,000, a 35% reduction.

The teacher shortage is real, large and growing, and worse than we ...

The research evidence clearly shows that school poverty influences turnover and attrition of teachers—two drivers of shortages. But, to date, ...

As California Grapples with Teacher Shortage, Statewide Survey ...

BURLINGAME — A new survey of more than 4,600 current teachers in California finds that while teachers enter the profession to help students and ...