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Direct linkHarry Herbert – ProQuest LLC, 2023
Children of teachers follow their parents into the profession at lower rates than those whose parents come from professions that are perceived to be more prestigious such as physicians, lawyers, and engineers. Teaching often suffers from a lack of prestige, low pay, potential danger, lack of autonomy, and other factors that contribute to negative…
Descriptors: Teachers, Career Choice, Faculty Mobility, Teacher Persistence
