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this spring, merrimack college and edweek research center released a whitepaper publishing their findings for their teacher survey. one of the takeaways? forty-three percent of respondents said they were somewhat dissatisfied or very dissatisfied with their jobs. “the last two years have been fraught for teachers as their profession has consistently attracted public attention—much of it hostile—due to political and cultural battles over pandemic-related policies on masking and vaccines and new laws curtailing instruction related to race, racism, and gender,” the report says.
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