Violence against educators is a significant understudied phenomenon that has been largely
ignored by policy makers and funders. The primary goal of this paper is to advance …

A growing literature on parental violence toward teachers has examined the prevalence of
these incidents, yet there is considerable variation across studies. There is a need for a …

The present study examines relations between school policy, teacher responses to violence
and students' victimization outcomes as reported by teachers in a nationally representative …

Background and objective Unlike most other studies on school victimization, which mainly
focused on student self-reports and one-level analysis, this study used a multi-informant and …

Teacher turnover is a significant issue in education that negatively affects students'
academic performance and instructional continuity. While multiple factors impact turnover …

Abstract Data from the National Institute of Education's Safe School Study Report suggested
that teachers in American urban public schools are emotionally and physically victimized …

Purpose–This study seeks to identify 172 American elementary, middle, and high school
teachers' perceptions of the major sources and intensity of the experience of mistreatment by …

Problem Statement: One of the initial tasks of the school staff is to create a safe environment,
which is free of negative behaviors and role models. However, there has been a concern for …

ABSTRACT Background and Objectives This exploratory study aimed to test the buffering
effect of emotional intelligence in the associations between aggression against teachers …

This article, the first empirical study of its kind, presents findings from a larger qualitative
study of principal mistreatment of teachers. A grounded theory method was used to study a …