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Teachers' workplace well-being
An exploration of a process model of goal orientation, coping behaviours, engagement, and burnout
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Exploring the factors contributing to teacher burnout and engagement, this book emphasizes the significance of teachers' workplace orientations and coping strategies beyond just workplace conditions. It presents a comprehensive theoretical framework integrating self-beliefs, motivation, and stress management. By following a large cohort of teachers over time, empirical evidence highlights the impact of self-worth on well-being. The study categorizes teachers into four groups based on motivation orientations, offering insights for educational theory and school leadership.
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Teachers' workplace well-being, Philip Parker
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- 2012
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- Title
- Teachers' workplace well-being
- Subtitle
- An exploration of a process model of goal orientation, coping behaviours, engagement, and burnout
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Philip Parker
- Publisher
- LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing
- Publisher
- 2012
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 312
- ISBN13
- 9783659300790
- Category
- Social sciences, Pedagogy
- Description
- Exploring the factors contributing to teacher burnout and engagement, this book emphasizes the significance of teachers' workplace orientations and coping strategies beyond just workplace conditions. It presents a comprehensive theoretical framework integrating self-beliefs, motivation, and stress management. By following a large cohort of teachers over time, empirical evidence highlights the impact of self-worth on well-being. The study categorizes teachers into four groups based on motivation orientations, offering insights for educational theory and school leadership.