Resilient Keys to Burnout Prevention in High School Teachers: OAJBS Publishers
Resilient Keys to Burnout Prevention in High School Teachers by M Inmaculada Vicente de Vera García* in Open Access Journal of Biomedical Science (OAJBS)
Introduction: The incidence of developing
burnout syndrome in teachers is higher in those who work with adolescent
students (12-18a), given the time of life changes. Resilience is the ability of
people to overcome life’s difficulties. The objective of the study is to
measure the levels of resilience and exhaustion expressed in high school
teachers in relation to some sociodemographic and socio-labor variables.
Method: It is a descriptive cross-sectional design. The invited sample
consists of teachers (N=1,268) in the 2017/18 academic year. Through voluntary
participation, the acceptance sample is formed with n=167 teachers (13.17%).
Results: There are high scores in efficiency suggest a positive
self-assessment of work by teachers and its influence as a protective factor
against the feeling of being burned.
Discussion and Conclusion: It is confirmed that positive emotions
mitigate vulnerability to work stressors, favoring the emergence of resilience.
The resilience evidence of the respondent group increases with the vital
conditions that provide emotional and labor stability: marital status (stable
couple or other options), having children, job stability, type of employment
contract, etc. It is necessary to assess other influential factors in relation
to the organization of the school itself and the social pressures it receives.
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