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Why most teachers who say they plan to leave the profession probably won't do so anytime soon

  • Written by Christopher Redding, Assistant Professor of Educational Leadership, University of Florida
imageTeachers across the U.S. have been under stress throughout the pandemic.Jon Cherry/Getty Images

Every spring, school and district leaders ask teachers about their plans to return to teaching in the fall. They need to know how many teachers to begin recruiting for the next school year.

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