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Access/funding for materials

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A lack of adequate resources for all that is expected/demanded of them

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Expectation of teachers, district, curriculum

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Parents trying to dictate what teachers do

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adjusting to different learning/behavior types

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Limited Resources

Struggles with cultural differences

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Low pay/low support

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Administration being unsupportive or difficult

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Lack of support from admin/staff/parents/etc

Lack of resources

Lack of respect from others

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I think the biggest challenges teacher face is lack of support, lack of funding, unrealistic expectations

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lack of resources and support

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lack of funding and lack of access

lack of support/accommodations

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Burning out/not having energy

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It has become increasingly evident that change is an important challenge that teachers face. This does not mean that they are bad challenges, it just means that they the ability to adapt has become a key skill.

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making sure what is expected of them on the administrative level aligns with their personal teaching philosophy (tech ex: a principal really wanting teachers to integrate a certain online program and teachers maybe wanting to not incorporate online platforms)

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Accommodating parents and administrators 

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Accommodating parents and administrators 

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the kids, don't receive the proper amount of support and discipline

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-behavior issues

-content needing to be pushed

-underpaid

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expectations of being a teacher AND a parent -- must be communication between home and school