Data were gathered through an anonymous poll of 196 teachers about their own behavior in conflict pedagogical situations, and of 169 teachers about their own communicative competences.
Morale has fallen in the past five years for two-thirds (67%), the poll of 1,020 teachers found.
In a poll of US teachers, conducted by communities in schools and public opinion strategies, 88% described poverty as a minor, moderate, or serious problem in their schools.
Use or tweak the categories to take a poll of classmates, teachers, parents, school and public librarians and other readers to learn what books they are currently reading or have recently read.
A YouGov poll of 852 teachers commissioned by the National Union of Teachers found that 42% of respondents rated their morale as low or very low, with 59% feeling it had declined in the past two years; only 27% described their morale as high.
The nationwide poll of 1,019 teachers and the study, which were commissioned by the journal Education Week with a grant from the Pew Charitable Trusts, paint a portrait of the standards movement as a work in progress in which the testing component must be brought into relief.
A poll of their teachers suggested the e-library was particularly popular among boys and less-proficient readers.
A snap poll of 503 teachers claimed many schools are charging more for meals, some rising by £100 a year.
That's what a recent online poll of 457 teachers conducted by the Education Week Research Center showed.
In the poll on teacher ratings, SchoolBook reports, 58 percent of voters approved of the release of teacher data reports, even though a purality of voters found them flawed.
