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The schoolteacher on the hospital ward
Journal of Advanced Nursing, 1987This paper is concerned with the schoolteacher as a member of the team who look after the needs of children on hospital wards. A historical review is presented to show how the teachers came to be present and why they were employed. A description is given of an observational study made to compare the activities of 139 children on four hospital wards in ...
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Stress Medicine, 1986
AbstractThis paper examines the manifestations, effects, prevalence and origins of stress in schoolteachers. Evidence suggests that many teachers find their work stressful, that there is a correlation between perceived stress and the experience of psychological and physical symptoms, but that as a group teachers do not have an increased incidence of ...
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AbstractThis paper examines the manifestations, effects, prevalence and origins of stress in schoolteachers. Evidence suggests that many teachers find their work stressful, that there is a correlation between perceived stress and the experience of psychological and physical symptoms, but that as a group teachers do not have an increased incidence of ...
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2019
Dataset from a questionnaire that aims to evaluate schoolteachers’ beliefs about teaching and learning is included. The questionnaire has 26 items with a 5-point Likert-type scale. Items were distributed across seven underlying factors: motivation, evaluation, socio-emotional aspects, classroom climate, teacher’s role, student’s role and methodology ...
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Dataset from a questionnaire that aims to evaluate schoolteachers’ beliefs about teaching and learning is included. The questionnaire has 26 items with a 5-point Likert-type scale. Items were distributed across seven underlying factors: motivation, evaluation, socio-emotional aspects, classroom climate, teacher’s role, student’s role and methodology ...
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The Professional Fears of Schoolteachers
Russian Education & Society, 2001It should hardly be necessary to argue that the quality of education is to be measured primarily in terms of children's health. Any "innovations" or technologies lose their meaning if they lead to the overloading, to the nervous and physical exhaustion, of school students.
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The Social Position of Schoolteachers
Russian Education & Society, 2011Despite reforms and symbolic attempts to improve the status and public perceptions of the teaching profession in Russia, it remains in a weak condition due to low salaries and poor working conditions. In comparison with other societies, Russia is failing to invest in teachers at a level that is appropriate for the nation to achieve its developmental ...
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The Sociocultural Orientations of Schoolteachers
Russian Education & Society, 2002An important area in the present-day sociology of education is the study of schoolteachers as a social and professional group. This problem has been studied in a comprehensive and systematic manner in our region over the span of a number of years [see 1-5].
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The schoolteacher as “economic man”
Peabody Journal of Education, 1956Montaigne contended that "the profit of one man is the loss of another," and that "the merchant thrives by the extravagance of youth; the husbandman by the shortage of corn; the architect by the ruin of houses; the lawyer by lawsuits and controversies between men." Some centuries later Adam Smith pointed out that workingmen are generally far from happy
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Images of Schoolteachers in America
2000Contents: Preface. Part I: Prologue. P.B. Joseph, One Hundred Years of Schoolteaching: An Invented Interview. Part II: Images in Oral Histories and Narratives. N.S. Green, M.P. Manke, Good Women and Old Stereotypes: Retired Teachers Talk About Teaching. D.
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