Mid-career teachers are facing a critical juncture in their careers, with many feeling undervalued and overworked. Research suggests that these educators are at a higher risk of leaving the profession than their younger or more experienced counterparts. A recent study highlights the challenges that mid-career teachers face, including increased workload, lack of autonomy, and limited opportunities for professional growth. As schools struggle to retain top talent, educators and administrators are searching for solutions to address the concerns of these dedicated professionals and prevent them from abandoning the classroom.
Why mid-career teachers are most at risk of leaving — and what schools can do about it The Educator
