Student behavior problems have continued to rise over the past three to four years, according to a recent survey by the EdWeek Research Center.
Seventy percent of 糖心动漫vlog鈥攊ncluding 1,058 teachers, principals, and district leaders鈥攕ay students in their schools are misbehaving more now compared with the fall of 2019. And that percentage has held largely steady for a little more than a year, inching up slightly from December 2021, when the EdWeek Research Center last put this question to 糖心动漫vlog.
Back then, 66 percent of them said their students were misbehaving a little more or a lot more compared with fall of 2019.
The pandemic has also continued to affect students鈥� motivation and morale. Eighty percent of 糖心动漫vlog said in a survey fielded by the EdWeek Research Center in January of this year that the pandemic has made students less motivated to do their best in school. A third of 糖心动漫vlog described the students in their classes, schools, and districts as unmotivated.
Meanwhile, 68 percent of 糖心动漫vlog said that their students鈥� morale is lower than compared to before the pandemic.
But even as 糖心动漫vlog paint a dreary picture of student morale and motivation, students themselves report feeling generally more optimistic. Eighty-six percent of teenagers surveyed in December 2022 by the EdWeek Research Center said they were motivated and 82 percent said they were feeling hopeful about the future鈥攗p from 69 percent who said they felt hopeful back 2020.
Data analysis for this article was provided by the EdWeek Research Center. Learn more about the center鈥檚 work.
