How school leaders can use data to prevent teacher burnout

Nikki Davies

By Nikki Davies
Community contribution / March 29, 2021

Teacher burnout continues to be an ongoing and concerning stumbling block for our sector.

It is incumbent upon school leaders then to understand how to help teachers maintain their sense of wellbeing and facilitate ...

This story appeared in the March 2021 edition of LeadershipEd.

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Nikki has worked as a primary school teacher in NSW across ESL, EI, gifted and talented and general teaching classes. She has a background in psychology and is currently completing a Masters of Education in wellbeing and positive mental health.

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