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Springfield News-Leader Eighty percent of Missouri educators reported feeling more stressed this year than in any other year in their careers, according to a statewide survey by a team of Missouri State University researchers. Their chief stressor was trying to connect with students to impart academic instruction. Ongoing technology and staffing issues weighed them down, along with the worry about keeping themselves and students safe during a pandemic. Supporting students with special needs and dealing with community pushback were other issues that plagued teachers this year, according to survey results. It was immediately apparent that we have a lot of teachers under a whole lot of stress and my hunch is this is going to have a long-term impact, not only on retaining who we have, but potentially on recruiting more people into the profession, said Jon Turner, an associate professor of educational leadership at MSU.

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