State of Mind
America's teaching corps is made up of three groups with distinct attitudes about their profession, which has implications for policymakers.
Two out of five of America’s 4 million K-12 teachers appear disheartened and disappointed about their jobs, while others express a variety of reasons for contentment with teaching and their current school environments, new research by Public Agenda and...
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