Educator-to-Educator Relationships Project
The Educator-to-Educator Relationships (E2E) Framework articulates the essential elements and actions that foster strong and healthy relationships between educators. E2E is not just a theoretical framework, it comes with a suite of applied resources (e.g., group activities, self-reflection guides) and measurements that are designed to yield actionable changes.
Diane Hsieh, Ph.D. (project lead) and Lex Nappa, M.A., Ed.S are the Search Institute staff. The research team gratefully acknowledges the input of educators from a variety of research partners as well as the work of Alyssa Scott and Annie Pezalla. This project is funded by the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative.
Explore the Educator-to-Educator Relationships Toolkit
The Educator-to-Educator Relationships (E2E) Toolkit offers measures, activities, and other concrete resources to strengthen relationships. The Toolkit was created with help from educators, for educators and strives to elevate voices of marginalized educators, their strengths, and the barriers they disproportionately face.
Additional Resources
Eight Actions to Build Strong Educator-to-Educator Relationships
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How can positive educator-to-educator relationships address the national crisis of teacher burnout?
New School Year? Jumpstart your Professional Relationships with these ABCs
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Strengthen professional relationships for the new school year using the "ABCs" approach of actions, beliefs, and connections.