Educators

As an educator, you have the important job of guiding your students in their path towards higher education and careers after high school.

The Student Research Foundation is committed to providing valuable research & resources to help you and your students reach their goals.

The education and career experience for today’s youth is changing quickly. We rely on teachers to help shape the superheroes of the future, so with help from our Research Partners we are dedicated to providing the latest trends and feedback from you! Check out our Teacher Satisfaction Research below!

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In partnership with our Research Consortia and the Educational Research Center of America – the Student Research Foundation provides visual guides to help understand trends. Check out the newest research here.

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We’ve given away over $1,000,000 in scholarship funds to students in the past. We want to help your students reach their dreams – check out our scholarship application!

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Our blog is a valuable resource to educators! We’re constantly updating our content with the latest career and educational trends and analysis.

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Teacher Satisfaction Research

The nation faces a teacher shortage. Previous research shows dissatisfaction contributes to teacher turnover and discourages today’s students from pursuing teaching careers. Teacher satisfaction matters.

SRF surveyed teachers nationwide about their satisfaction on 14 workplace factors. This infographic and report examines the complex relationship between teacher satisfaction with compensation and other aspects of their professional experiences. The 2385 teachers who responded were least often satisfied with salary and benefits. But it was not just about pay. The data suggest teacher dissatisfaction with salary may be symptomatic of the toll exacted from teachers and students when education is underfunded. See our blog post about Teacher Satisfaction here.

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