"pushback" means resistance or opposition to change or someone's ideas or actions. Full definition
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There will always be reasons not to take the risk in learning with students, and honestly, I expected a lot of pushback from parents and admin that just never happened. (edutopia.org)
Meanwhile, environmental groups see carbon capture as an industry figleaf to shield the EPA from pushback against its climate rules that will still allow the use of fossil fuels, albeit with lower emissions. (motherjones.com)
Because the new schools would be free from union contracts, Ferebee got a lot of pushback from teachers» unions, Harris says. (leaders.edweek.org)