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Julie Kasper – Childhood Education, 2024
To be sure, learning happens within a vast and complex ecosystem: not only in schools and not only with teachers. School leaders, policymakers, parents, food and nutrition workers, groundskeepers, WASH experts, and students themselves, among many others, contribute to a thriving education ecosystem. Alongside teachers, these individuals co-create…
Descriptors: Ecology, Teacher Role, Teacher Welfare, Teacher Empowerment
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Chandani Bhandari; Sarah N. Douglas – Childhood Education, 2024
Early childhood classrooms demand considerable emotional and physical engagement from both educators and children throughout the day. At times, this can lead to stress, anxiety, restlessness, and fatigue. According to transactional theory, a reciprocal relationship exists between teachers and children in the classroom. Teachers' mental health and…
Descriptors: Early Childhood Education, Metacognition, Teacher Welfare, Student Welfare
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Mirna Muhammad Al-Mir; Julie Kasper; Sara Kassab; Jehad Khisania; Abbass Maanna; Yanal Moussa; Soha Safa Andari; Melia Shamas – Childhood Education, 2024
UNESCO, the Teacher Task Force, and the International Labour Organization continue to highlight the need to create healthy, thriving working conditions for educators. They seek respect and dignity in the education professions, as demonstrated through regular, fair, and life-sustaining remuneration, as well as through recognition of the expertise,…
Descriptors: Professional Autonomy, Teacher Empowerment, Foreign Countries, Work Environment
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Tiffany Wilson; Ashlee Hover – Childhood Education, 2024
Post-pandemic, there has been a rise in verbal and physical fights and bullying as well as a greater number of students who are failing to engage in the classroom. While the pandemic contributed to the struggles that children are experiencing, inconsistency in schools has added to the challenge. The collective trauma of the COVID-19 pandemic…
Descriptors: COVID-19, Pandemics, Trauma Informed Approach, Educational Environment
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Damico, Susan – Childhood Education, 2020
Resilience has become a popular and important topic in classrooms around the world. Much of the existing research about resilience is focused on promoting this important life skill in young children. At the same time, more and more educators and researchers are emphasizing resilience as a tool to help teachers handle stress and avoid burnout.…
Descriptors: Resilience (Psychology), Teacher Effectiveness, Stress Management, Teacher Burnout
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Whitehead, Diane P. – Childhood Education, 2009
In recent years, much has been made of the increase in student absenteeism. However, an issue that has not received as much attention, but one that is equally critical to childhood education, is that of teacher absenteeism. It is important to note that schools are not only centers of learning, but also institutions that provide continuity for…
Descriptors: Teacher Burnout, Teacher Attendance, Teaching Conditions, Teacher Welfare
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Boyer, Ernest L. – Childhood Education, 1990
The contribution of American teachers needs to be recognized and reaffirmed. A federally funded teacher enrichment program that offers fellowships, summer institutes, recruitment opportunities and scholarships for those working with at-risk students is suggested. (DG)
Descriptors: Attitude Change, Elementary Secondary Education, High Risk Students, Professional Development