Stress levels for U.S. teachers were high before the pandemic, and have only gotten worse.
Nearly one in four teachers in the U.S. say they may leave their job by the end of the school year, according to a new Rand Corp. survey.
Further polling indicates that many people in the U.S. say their stress has increased as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. “Teacher stress was a concern prior to the pandemic and may have only become worse. The experiences of teachers who were considering leaving at the time of our survey were similar in many ways to those of teachers who left the profession because of the pandemic,” author of the report and a policy researcher at RAND Elizabeth Steiner wrote.
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