[6/20/22] The Top 7: What Educators Are Reading

“Let’s transform our appreciation of teachers to action,” U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona said as he unveiled a plan to seek $600 million to recruit, support, and retain teachers.

New survey findings show that teachers and principals are, in fact, more stressed than other adult workers.

And a study found that children who’ve had COVID are 3 times as likely as other children to develop mental health problems. Does this explain the uptick in student misbehaviors?

Read on for these and more of our top stories.

1. Education Secretary: ‘Let’s Transform Our Appreciation of Teachers to Action’
2. Stress, Burnout, Depression: Teachers and Principals Are Not Doing Well, New Data Confirm
3. COVID Linked to Dramatic Increase in Children’s Risk of Mental Health Problems
4. As Terms Like ‘SEL’ Draw Fire, Organizations Supporting Schools Sharpen Their Message
5. School Shooter Drills: Is There a Right Way to Do Them?
6. ‘I Don’t Want It to Happen Again,’ Student Who Played Dead During Shooting Tells Congress
7. School Enrollment Crashed in Fall 2020, the Steepest Drop Since 1943

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