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International Perspectives on Teacher Stress

International Perspectives on Teacher Stress

of: Christopher McCarthy

IAP - Information Age Publishing, 2012

ISBN: 9781617359170 , 394 Pages

Format: PDF, Read online

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International Perspectives on Teacher Stress


 

Cover

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Series page

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International Perspectives on Teacher Stress

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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

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Contents

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Acknowledgements

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Introduction

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Part I: Understanding International Teacher Stress Using a Multi-Method, Multi-Context Approach

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Chapter 1: The Impact of Cultural Values, Country Characteristics, and Educational Reform on Teacher Stress Levels in Norway

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Chapter 2: Elementary Level Mathematics Teachers’ Stress at a Time of Curriculum Reform in Turkey

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Chapter 3: Student Teachers’ Epistemological Beliefs, Conceptions about Teaching and Learning and Perceived Stress During Practicum

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Chapter 4: Effects of Stress on Teacher Decision Making

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Chapter 5: A Mixed Methods Study of Stress, Coping, and Burnout Among Kindergarten and Elementary Teachers in Germany

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Chapter 6: Early Childhood Teachers’ Experiences with Challenging Student Behavior in Germany

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Chapter 7: Washington State Elementary Teachers’ Stress

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Chapter 8: Assessment of Teacher Demands and Resources

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Chapter 9: Assessing Multicultural Competence and Stress with Teachers

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Chapter 10: Burnout and Coping Strategies Across Primary and Secondary Public Schoolteachers

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Chapter 11: Effects of Collaborative Problem Solving on Stress, Burnout, and Coping Resources in Early Childhood Special Educators

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Chapter 12: Understanding Teacher Stress in an Age of Globalization

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Part II: Understanding International Teacher Stress Using a Mono-Method, Multi-Context Approach

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Chapter 13: Measuring the Perceived Incidence of Challenging Student Behavior

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Chapter 14: A Mixed Methods Study of the Responses to Two Open-Ended Questions Regarding Stress in the Classroom from a Sample of Italian Teachers

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Chapter 15: Stress in Teacher–Student Interactions and Teacher Activeness as a Positive Coping Resource

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Chapter 16: Teacher Stress in Working with Behavioral Problems of Students in Hong Kong

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Chapter 17: Predictors of Elementary Teachers’ Burnout Symptoms

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Chapter 18: Consideration for a Global Approach to Understanding and Preventing Teacher Stress

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About the Contributors

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