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Strategies from US and China to Build Stronger Schools
Strategies from US and China to Build Stronger Schools

This blog explores the complex relationship between teacher job satisfaction and retention, focusing on key factors such as the school environment, community, and teacher-specific characteristics. It compares teacher satisfaction in the United States and China, highlighting cultural, socioeconomic, and structural differences.

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What's Keeping Teachers in Wisconsin Classrooms?
What's Keeping Teachers in Wisconsin Classrooms?

Discover what motivates teachers to stay or leave their jobs. This study of 425 Wisconsin teachers reveals key factors influencing teacher retention, including job satisfaction, school leadership, and relationships with students and colleagues.

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