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Henderson, David L.; Henderson, Travis W. – 2000
This is the eleventh in a series of biannual surveys of Texas public school teachers. The study began in 1980 to form a database of demographic information on Texas teacher characteristics. A sample of teachers was selected using a computerized systematic sample from the 80,000 members of the Texas State Teachers Association. The survey was…
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Multiple Employment, Part Time Employment, Teacher Attitudes
Henderson, David L.; Henderson, Karen L. – 1986
A random sample of teachers (N=329) responded to a survey on how economic conditions were affecting teachers in Texas. Responses indicated that four out of ten teachers are seriously considering leaving the profession; three-fourths balk at recommending teaching as a career at a time of severe teacher shortages; and almost one-fourth of the…
Descriptors: Career Ladders, Multiple Employment, Teacher Attitudes, Teacher Morale
Henderson, David L.; And Others – 1984
A report is given on the third in a series of biannual surveys of Texas public school teachers. A comparison is made between findings in 1984 and data collected in 1980 and 1982 from a sample of 500 teachers. Findings indicate that more than a fourth of Texas teachers moonlight during the academic year. Nearly 40 percent of the respondents were…
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Faculty Mobility, Multiple Employment, Public School Teachers
Henderson, David L.; Schlesinger, Frank J. – 1988
The study represents a decade of research on Texas teachers' morale and moonlighting habits. It has been repeated biannually since 1980. The average Texas teacher is a 43 year-old female, making $26,161 salary, married with a working spouse, has a bachelor's degree, is not the major breadwinner, teaches in a suburban district, has 15.4 years of…
Descriptors: Career Ladders, Elementary Secondary Education, Faculty Mobility, Job Satisfaction
Henderson, David L.; Henderson, Travis W. – 1998
This paper is the 10th in a series of biannual surveys of Texas public school teachers that began in 1980 to examine teacher characteristics (including their feelings about moonlighting). Participating teachers were selected using a computerized systematic sample from a population of 100,000 members of the Texas State Teachers Association. For the…
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Job Satisfaction, Multiple Employment, Part Time Employment
Henderson, David L.; Henderson, Travis W. – 1996
This is the ninth in a series of biennial surveys of Texas public school teachers, which have been taken since 1980 to form a database of demographic information related to characteristics of Texas teachers. A computerized systematic sample of Texas teachers (N=599) was selected from a population of 100,000 members of the Texas State Teachers…
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Multiple Employment, Part Time Employment, Public School Teachers
Henderson, David L.; Henderson, Karen L. – 1990
This is the sixth in a series of biennial surveys of Texas public school teachers. It is part of a study, begun in 1980, to form a database of demographic information related to characteristics of Texas teachers. The results of the present survey are presented and analyzed. Information includes: (1) national data for teachers in 1976 and 1986; (2)…
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Faculty Mobility, Job Satisfaction, Multiple Employment
Henderson, David L.; And Others – 1982
Two statewide surveys of Texas public school teachers who were members of the Texas State Teachers Association were conducted in l980 and in 1982. The 1980 survey, with 291 respondents, revealed that many teachers were considering leaving teaching. Of these, almost half cited low salaries as the chief reason. The survey also revealed that holding…
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Followup Studies, Job Satisfaction, Multiple Employment
Henderson, David L.; Henderson, Karen L. – 1994
This survey, the eighth in a series of biannual surveys of demographic information related to Texas public school teachers, had 361 respondents. Data indicate that the average teacher in Texas is a 43-year-old female, making a $30,395 salary, is married with a working spouse, has a bachelor's degree, is not the breadwinner, teaches elementary…
Descriptors: Educational Trends, Elementary Secondary Education, Health Insurance, Multiple Employment