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Demoralized: Why Teachers Leave the Profession They Love and How They Can Stay
Full title: | Demoralized: Why Teachers Leave the Profession They Love and How They Can Stay |
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ISBN: | 9781682531327 |
ISBN 10: | 1682531325 |
Authors: | Santoro, Doris A. |
Publisher: | Harvard Education Press |
Num. pages: | 224 |
Binding: | Paperback |
Language: | en |
Published on: | 2018 |
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Synopsis
Doris Santoro Theorizes The Existence Of A Moral Center That Can Be Pivotal In Guiding Demoralized Teachers And Teacher Actions And Expectations On The Job -- 1. We Have Been Taken Away From Our Own Reward: The Moral Sources Of Teacher Dissatisfaction -- 2. We Should All Be So Embarrassed: Distinguishing Demoralization From Burnout -- 3. They're Suffering And They're Struggling: Sources Of Demoralization: Causing Harm To Students -- 4. I'm Admitting To Being Disingenuous In My Craft: Sources Of Demoralization: Degrading The Profession -- 5. I Can't Be That Kind Of Teacher: Re-moralizing Strategies For Career Longevity -- 6. School Leaders: Sources Of Demoralization And Re-moralization -- 7. Teacher Unions: Sources Of Demoralization And Re-moralization -- 8. Harnessing The Power Of Re-moralization. Doris A. Santoro. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.