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Predicting Teacher Attrition at the Secondary School Level

  • Neline de Jong-Kroon (Speaker)
  • Vrieling - Teunter, E. (Speaker)
  • Stefan Robbers (Speaker)
  • Marjan Vermeulen (Speaker)

    Activity: Talk or presentation types › Conference contribution (without a publication) › Academic

    Description

    Teacher attrition is a worldwide phenomenon and many teachers leave the profession before retirement. Teacher behaviour, such as developing an intention to leave, is influenced by individual and contextual (school) factors. A (theoretical) model explaining teacher behaviour at the school level can help, as on this level,
    organisational improvements can be implemented. The Self-Determination Theory, Integrated Model of Behaviour Prediction and a combination were compared with a survey among Dutch teachers (n=199) to identify their explaining value for teacher attrition. Significant variables were found in both models (Autonomy, Competence, Self-Determined Motivation, Attitude and Perceived norm), and the strongest correlations between Attitude and Perceived norm and teacher attrition were found in the Integrated Model of Behaviour Prediction, both leading to recommendations at the school level.
    Period26 Nov 2024 → 28 Nov 2024
    Event title18th annual EAPRIL conference: The network works. Fostering authentic learning and community engagement.
    Event typeConference
    Conference number18
    LocationHasselt, BelgiumShow on map
    Degree of RecognitionInternational

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