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Teacherverance

Jen Mott
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Duration
3h 10m
Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Findaway Voices

About

What about the teachers who stay?
Teachers are leaving! There is a teacher shortage!
and still
Every year wecelebratethe careers of veteran teachers who are retiring after thirty or more rewarding years of serving students and staff in their communities and local school districts.
What about them? What about the teachers who stay?
What if we asked these veteran teachers about their perseverance? What kept them going? What helped them overcome the challenges of changing societal pressures for - and perceptions of - teachers?
Turns out, there are four themes that best capture their perseverance in such a way where educators still in the trenches can learn from them and try to focus their efforts to sustain a challenging career. The best part? There are universal takeaways for anyone losing hope in the current, volatile job market.
In this book, readers will
• Learn how Higher Calling, Community, The Only Option and Contextual Joy can help you - and others - persevere through the challenges of teaching.
• Read narratives and personal stories of veteran teachers who have stayed to inspire hope in the ones who are still serving classrooms and schools daily.
• Experience journal-like prompts to help connect personally with the content and to do the real heart work needed to encourage the educators we need to stay by reminding them how much they - and the work they do - matter.

Related Subjects

  • Professional Development
  • Education
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • General
  • Administration

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