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Showing 1 to 20 of 22 for “"teachers' stress"”.
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Teachers’ Stress, Anxiety, and Depression: What Are Special Education Teachers Experiencing?
… in the teaching profession have high levels of stress and often report increased levels of symptoms of anxiety and depression. Students’ academic progress may have adverse effects when their teachers have high-stress levels or report mental distress. Those who teach special education often face …
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THE ROLE OF KORU ON PRESERVICE TEACHERS’ STRESS, ANXIETY, AND MINDFULNESS LEVELS
… as evidenced by decreases in anxiety and stress scores, and increases in mindfulness scores of preservice teachers. This study also investigated the extent to which participants implemented the Koru intervention with fidelity and were satisfied with the intervention. The research is guided …
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The effect of loving kindness meditation and student teachers stress and empathy
Teachers face increasing demands in the twenty-first century as they engage with students, administrators, coworkers, staff, and parents. High demands and stressors may generate feelings of emotional exhaustion in educators. If left ignored or untreated the emotional exhaustion may eventually lead …
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The Examination of a Teacher Mentorship Intervention on Junior Teachers' Stress and Self-Efficacy
… mentorship intervention for junior teachers. Changes in junior teachers’ stress level and their sense of self-efficacy were measured. Researchers collected data from three junior teachers and mentor dyads in a Southeastern school district. A Multiple Baseline Design across three …
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Teachers’ Perceptions of Classroom Management Factors that Contribute to Stress and Likeliness to Seek Consultation from School Counselors
… the various factors that contribute to classroom teachers’ stress as they relate to classroom management, and their likeliness to seek consultation from school counselors on such issues. This study takes place in a suburban high school were the participants were teachers. Participants were asked …
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Evaluating teacher stress and its effect on student behaviors in an alternative school
… 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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MULTIVARIATE CLUSTER ANALYSIS OF THE TEACHER STRESS INVENTORY (TSI) PRIOR TO AND DURING COVID-19
… teaching. These drastic changes could be causing teachers, as many other professionals exposed to sudden adjustments (e.g., medical doctors/firefighters), to express high levels of stress, emotional burden, and anxiety. The purpose of this study is to compare the profiles of the teacher stress …
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Factors That Explain Third and Fourth Grade Teachers' Decision to Teach Environmental Education in a Northern California District
… study gives voice to 12 third and fourth grade teachers in a Northern California school district concerning the factors they believe contribute to their decisions to teach environmental education. Personal value for environmental education is the most dominant theme across the sample of …
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An editing framework guiding students toward self-correcting errors in writing
… From our first year of education to our last, teachers stress the importance of working through the writing process. Unfortunately, for many students getting started proves a struggle to organize ideas, developing those ideas is exhausting, and by the time they complete a draft they want to …
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Servant Leadership and Teacher Stressors: A Qualitative Study
<p>Accountability practices increase teacher stress, restrict classroom autonomy, and force many teachers out of the field of education at alarming rates. Does a relationship exist between leaders who demonstrate perceived servant leadership characteristics and teachers’ stress levels when faced …
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Compassion Informed Mindfulness For Teachers: A Case Study
<p>The professional duties of teaching can be stressful. The social pressures many teachers face beyond their workday (finances, family, career, peers, etc.) may exacerbate their feelings of work stress. Mindfulness-based practices in education show evidence they can alleviate teachers’ stress. The …
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The Relationship of Principal Leadership Styles and School-Site Conditions to Stress Levels of Elementary School Teachers
… conditions were associated with elementary teachers' stress levels. The study focused on the relationship between the independent variables of principal leadership styles and school-site conditions and the dependent variables of teacher stress levels. A survey composed of the Leader Behavior …
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If I Tell Them, Will They Listen? Voices of Former Teachers
… this qualitative study was to identify reasons teachers may be leaving teaching early in their careers. Procedures: Twenty former Des Moines Public School (DMPS) Des Moines, Iowa, elementary, secondary, classroom, and special education teachers agreed to participate in this study. Each had been …
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Examining the mediating role of teacher-related variables on the relationship between classroom management and student social--emotional and behavioral risk
… broader classroom environment is the teacher. Teachers are responsible for a large amount of the implementation of MTSS in schools, yet 78[percent] of teachers feel they lack training for supporting student mental health (Reinke, Stormont, Herman, Puri, & Goel, 2011). When teachers are less …
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Stress in Education: Comparing Stress Levels in Professional Educators
<p>The stress teachers endure in teaching is becoming a topic of wide interest and concern among educators. This study attempted to compare stress felt by special educators and regular educators as measured by the Wilson Stress Profile for Teachers. It further compared the stress reported by high …
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Challenge and hinderance stressor appraisals, personal resources, and work engagement among k-12 teachers
Stress has long been conceptualized as consisting of two factors, eustress, or good stress, and distress, or bad stress (Selye, 1956). The occupational stress literature identifies challenge stressors as those associated with favorable outcomes, and hindrance stressors as those associated with …
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A Curriculum of Experiences: Environmental Elements That Facilitate or Mediate Stress, Compassion Fatigue and Burnout among Educators
… elements that contribute to, or mitigate, stress, compassion fatigue, and burnout among educators that work with special education students. A convenience sample of 24 participants representing 10 different job types was drawn from four schools in a single school district adjacent to a …
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The Relationship Between Stress, Burnout, Attendance, and Methods of Self-Care Among Teachers
<p>Teachers exposed to prolonged stress have been documented at higher risk for poor physical and mental health, including high blood pressure, anxiety, and depression. To ameliorate the effects of prolonged stress, teachers have employed a variety of coping strategies, and some sought medical …
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An investigation into the physical and psychological stress factors that elementary teachers experience : recommendations to boards and personal calming strategies /
… and describe the physical and psychological stress factors that elementary school teachers experience and how teachers cope with stress. A secondary objective was to offer boards and teachers potential coping strategies counteracting stress and the effects of stress. The sample consisted of …
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Stress factors among teachers in the school industry
… of this study was to determine the nature of stress experienced by teachers in schools of industries and to determine whether there are significant statistically relevant differences in the stress levels and manifestations for teachers in mainstream education and schools of industry. Secondary …
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