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Direct linkRieg, Sue A.; Paquette, Kelli R.; Chen, Yijie – Education, 2007
Research supports teacher preparation programs to recognize stress factors and to assist students and new teachers with effective coping mechanisms. Twenty-five to fifty percent of beginning teachers resign during their first three years of teaching (Fleener, 2001; Roulston, Legette, & Womack, 2005). Among all the causes, stress from teaching is…
Descriptors: Stress Management, Classroom Research, Teacher Persistence, Coping
Peer reviewedInman, Duane; Marlow, Leslie – Education, 2004
As beginning teachers continue to leave the profession within the first several years of entering, educators must identify factors which cause teachers to remain in the profession, as well as factors related to attrition if the current teacher shortage is to be remedied. The purpose of this study was to examine the reported attitudes of beginning…
Descriptors: Beginning Teachers, Teaching Experience, Teacher Background, Teacher Persistence
