Teacher's job burnout and job satisfaction: a longitudinal survey
Abstract
The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship of burnout and job satisfaction and, in particular, the relationship of cause - effect relationship in education, in two different times of the school year, in October and May. The impact of organizational variables (role ambiguity, role conflict, security in work, autonomy, time management) in the burnout symptoms and satisfaction of teachers in the workplace, was also studied. The survey involved 490 physical education teachers of primary and secondary education from five prefectures (Drama, Kavala, Serres, Kilkis, Kozani). Participants completed a series of questionnaires that assess: job satisfaction, the burnout experienced by teachers and organizational variables. As far as the dimensions of burnout are concerned 'emotional exhaustion' leads to lower job satisfaction in the dimension 'nature of work', but not vice versa. The factor 'nature of work' leads to an increased sense of 'personal accomplishment', not vice vers ...
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