THE FUTURE OF EDUCATION STARTS HERE

Discover what students, parents, and educators are saying in the nation’s largest survey on Gen Z’s education experience.
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Recent Findings

More than 4 in 10 teachers report frequent conflict between expectations and classroom realities.

Between 25% and 32% of teachers also say they lack clear guidance on supporting both struggling and advanced students.

Job satisfaction among teachers rises by 21 percentage points when expectations feel realistic.
Teachers who feel expectations are aligned with what is possible are more engaged and less likely to feel burnout.

 

74% of high school teachers feel at least some responsibility to support students in career exploration.
Teachers are more likely to feel responsible for helping students identify their strengths and interests (47%) than for explicitly connecting those to their future career paths.
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How Clear Expectations Set Teachers Up to Succeed

Explore the latest data on how clearer expectations from school systems can help teachers reduce burnout, stay in the classroom, and better engage their students.

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