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2. theconversation.com › a-new-database-of-teachersA new database of teachers on screen shows they are often ...

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   Nov 22, 2023 · My new research looks at teachers in popular TV shows and films and finds they are often portrayed as losers or villains. Why status matters

3. www.edweek.org › teaching-learning › fictionalFictional Teachers on TV Can Skew Public Perception

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   Teachers on social media share what TV shows should be required viewing for anyone familiar with life in the classroom.

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     #lifeafter18 #lifeskillstolearn #lifeskills #lifeskillstraining #lifelessons | By Janet M. Nast Carter | Hi, y'all. Welcome back to Life After eighteen. I am so happy to be here. It's been a while I think. Okay, maybe just a minute. Anyway, I want to talk today about Whether or not you feel like all grown ups are experts on everything. I used to think that when I was growing up, you know, you'd look at your parents, your uncles, your teachers, your aunts, grandparents, whatever and if they were

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5. www.teachermagazine.com › au_en › articlesResearch news: The impact of media coverage of teaching ...

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   Jan 31, 2024 · Many countries, including England and Australia, are currently experiencing a teacher shortage crisis, fuelled by low recruitment and retention rates. The authors of this report say that increasing teachers’ perceived societal appreciation is critical to addressing these issues.

6. www.nytimes.com › technology › teachers-on-tvTeachers on TV? Schools Try Creative Strategy to Narrow ...

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   Jan 3, 2021 · Around the country, educators and local television stations have teamed up to help teachers make their broadcast debuts and engage children who are stuck in the doldrums of distance learning.

7. www.nytimes.com › 2016/04/10 › opinionWhy Teachers on TV Have to Be Incompetent or Inspiring

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   Apr 9, 2016 · Movies and television rarely show teachers, well, teaching. All kinds of professions, from police work to law to medicine, are routinely distorted in popular culture.

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   Oct 4, 2021 · For the education system to recover from the COVID pandemic, it requires more investment in the well-being, training, professional development and working conditions of the world’s 71 million...

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   Is media coverage of the teaching profession inaccurate?

   • Initial media vitriol towards teachers was sustained During their interviews at different data collection points, participants found coverage of the teaching profession within prominent UK media sources to be inaccurate, often omitting and undervaluing the genuine perspectives of teachers.

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   Are teachers valued by society?

   • Prior to the pandemic, many teachers in England already believed that society did not value their profession. The latest Teaching and Learning International Survey (TALIS) found that, on average, only 28.8% of teachers in England believed that their profession was valued by society (OECD, 2020).

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   How does society perceive teachers and teaching?

   • Another major source of society’s awareness and perceptions of teachers and teaching is mainstream film and television. My project analyses the portrayal of teachers in film and television, with a focus on the characteristics of the teachers, the way they teach, and whether they stay in their school and the profession.

   A new database of teachers on screen shows they are often portrayed as

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   Are teachers portrayed as losers or villains?

   • My new research looks at teachers in popular TV shows and films and finds they are often portrayed as losers or villains. In previous research, I did a meta-analysis of almost 200 teacher retention studies. This found social approval is strongly correlated with teachers’ intention to stay in the profession.

   A new database of teachers on screen shows they are often portrayed as

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   Are teachers getting a vitriol from the media?

   • Initial media vitriol towards teachers was sustained. Initial admiration from local communities progressively waned Teachers reported that while they initially received positive recognition for their work from parents (evident through gestures such as gift-giving and affirmations), this sentiment waned by July 2020.

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   Which movies have teachers as the main characters?

   • The most popular films with teachers as the main character in the last 20 years have been 2003’s School of Rock where Jack Black’s character Dewey Finn shamelessly masquerades as a teacher to try and make money, and 2011’s Bad Teacher. Here, Cameron Diaz’s Elizabeth Halsey despises her job and takes drugs.

   A new database of teachers on screen shows they are often portrayed as

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10. www.bbc.co.uk › news › topicsTeaching - BBC News

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    Oct 22, 2024 · Teaching. School strikes end as union and council compromise. Tyne. 2d. 'A day off as a teacher is vital for my wellbeing'. Birmingham & Black Country. 22 Oct. Teacher who sent indecent images to...