Santoro recently discussed the issue as a guest on the BYU Radio talk show Top of Mind, with Julie Rose. Many of the teachers who are quitting, she said, are great teachers with years of experience who love their job. So why are they leaving? And what can be done to keep them in the profession? Joining Santoro on the show was Associate Clinical Professor of Education Bryan Bowles from Brigham Young University.
Santoro was also featured on a recent episode of the BustED Pencils podcast, which asked the question: teacher shortage of teacher demoralization?
One thought on “Bowdoin’s Santoro Discusses Teacher Burnout on Talk Radio, Education Podcast”
Comments are closed.
Teachers are often not treated as professionals by administrators and policy makers alike. It is no wonder they leave the profession! To keep good teachers teaching, they need to b given the autonomy that they and most importantly their students deserve.