Teacher Work Environments

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CSCCE conducts research on the components of a supportive and rewarding work environment that are critical to attracting and retaining skilled, educated teachers and essential for high-quality services for young children. This work includes developing strategies to increase the compensation of ECE professionals and identifying policies and practices that promote: ongoing professional development and learning; teamwork and staff initiative; staff economic and physical well-being; and knowledgeable, supportive staff leadership. For project related to Teacher Work Environments, see Supportive Environmental Quality Underlying Adult Learning (SEQUAL)

Teacher Work Environments Publications

Child Care Workers and the Aftermath of September 11

, and January 1, 2003Brief

Inside the Pre-K Classroom: A Study of Staffing and Stability in State-Funded Pre-K Programs

, , , and October 1, 2002Report

Then and Now: Changes in Child Care Saffing, 1994-2000

, , and January 1, 2001Report

Creating Better Child Care Jobs: Model Work Standards

January 1, 1999Report

Taking on Turnover: An Action Guide for Child Care Center Teachers and Directors

and January 1, 1999Book

NAEYC Accreditation as a Strategy for Improving Child Care Quality

, and January 1, 1997Report

The National Child Care Staffing Study – Revisited Four Years in the Life of Center-Based Child Care

, and January 1, 1993Report

Who Cares? Child Care Teaching and the Quality of Care in America

, and January 1, 1989Report

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