Workplace Mistreatment Among Early Childhood Educators in Colorado
Younger and more diverse early childhood educators in Colorado experienced significantly higher levels of bullying and discrimination from their colleagues. This hostile environment not only affects the educators themselves but can also influence the emotional well-being and development of the children under their care.
“Younger and more diverse teachers reported higher rates of bullying and discrimination by their colleagues.”
Teachers who belong to minority groups or are new to the profession face particular challenges in establishing supportive professional relationships. The findings highlight a need for stronger workplace equity measures and training to promote respect, inclusion, and collaboration in early childhood education settings.
Author summary: A study revealed widespread workplace mistreatment in Colorado’s child care sector, with younger and diverse educators most affected and potential negative effects on children’s care environments.
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