This longitudinal study examines the relationship of psychosocial safety climate and psychosocial work factors with teacher turnover rates at 12- and 24-months follow-ups using objective turnover data from 14 schools in two Swedish municipalities. (pdf).

Good classroom behavioral climate (CBC) can be defined as an environment that is safe, where behavioral disruptions are rare, and which supports engagement in learning. The objective of this study was to find out what factors predict CBC. (pdf).

School Behavioral Threat Assessment (SBTA) is a key process in managing school threats and preventing violence. Using Self-Determination Theory and other theories related to motivation and emotional experiences, researchers examined the implementation of SBTA by school personnel. (pdf)

This study unpacks team teaching in two case schools with ILEs, each characterised by distinct organisational structures. Teacher interviews provided data analysed through a model identifying a continuum of teacher interaction. Findings reveal that while co-location and coordination lay the groundwork for managing shared spaces, achieving pedagogical cooperation and collaboration requires deliberate strategies to realise…

While awareness of the need to teach with social justice has increased, research suggests that significant disparities in educational opportunities continue to negatively affect marginalised students. Scholars have suggested teachers with certain caring dispositions are more likely to teach with social justice and there is some evidence that empathic and compassionate teachers are more likely…

Många lärare känner sig inte tillräckligt förberedda inför det relationella arbetet i skolan. Utbildning i Motiverande samtal (MI) kan vara ett konkret sätt att stärka lärares självtillit när det gäller att engagera elever och hantera olika klassrumssituationer. Det konstaterar Martina Jordan i sin avhandling, som nu har valts till Lärarpanelens favorit.