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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"teacher stress and burnout"”.
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Teacher stress and burnout and principals' leadership styles: a relational study
This study focused on the relationship between teacher stress and burnout and the leadership styles of elementary school principals as perceived by elementary school teachers. The topic of stress is one that has been ongoing for hundreds of years but the teaching profession has seen an increase in …
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Examining The Relationship Between Teacher Stress And Disruptive Student Behavior
… of certified elementary-level inner-city teachers who had experienced stress and burnout while dealing with continuing disruptive student behavior in their classroom. The study addressed three research questions: (a) What perceptions do inner-city, elementary-level teachers have regarding …
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Effects of Secondary Traumatic Stress and Burnout in Special Education Teachers
<p>Secondary traumatic stress and burnout have been well-documented in the psychological field. In recent years, these effects of occupational stress have started appearing in other professions, especially in helping fields such as mental health, social work, and even education. The purpose of the …
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Evaluating teacher stress and its effect on student behaviors in an alternative school
<p>The purpose of this study was to evaluate teacher stress and its effect on negative student behaviors in an alternative school setting. Teacher stress is defined as a negative state held by a teacher that includes unpleasant emotions, such as anger or sadness, as a result of their work and it …
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The Impact of Inner-City Teachers' Mental Well-Being on Student Outcomes in Urban School Settings
Dent, Mickell Abstract Teacher stress and burnout have been widely documented across K–12 education (Madigan & Kim, 2020); however, less research has examined how teacher mental well-being directly influences student engagement and classroom experiences, particularly in urban school settings. Urban …
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The Impact of Perceived Administrative Support on Teacher Burnout
<p>Teachers are crucial to many facets of life (Güneyli, 2012). Due to current occupational requirements and emotional demands, many educational professionals experience burnout (Roethler, 2021). Burnout occurs when daily occupational challenges overpower one's ability to maintain a healthy …
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The sustainment of early childhood teachers in the classroom
… has led to an increased focus on the retention and productive engagement of teachers in the classrooms. The ongoing implementation of educational change, accompanied by an ageing trend amongst teachers and rising incidences of teacher attrition, stress and burnout, highlights the importance of …