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Introduction • Teaching profession faces increasing complexity and challenges. • High expectations and stress are associated with the teaching profession. • Global perspective on teacher stress: United States, United Kingdom, Australia, and Indonesia.
The Challenging Nature of Teaching • Teaching is a challenging profession due to its evolving complexities. • Teachers encounter various challenges in their roles
High Stress Levels Among Teachers • Teachers experience elevated stress levels. • Stressors include low pay, heavy workloads, and administrative tasks.
Teacher Stress in the United States • In the United States, teaching ranks as the fourth most stressful profession. • Factors include low salaries and increased administrative responsibilities.
Teacher Stress in the United Kingdom • Teachers in the UK regularly face high stress levels. • Long working hours and frequent education policy changes contribute to this stress.
Teacher Stress in Australia • Australian teachers report higher stress levels than the national average. • Survey findings indicate that 75% of teachers experience stress, with 48% considering leaving the profession.
Teacher Stress in Indonesia • Indonesia also sees high levels of stress among teachers. • Research shows that 51% of elementary school teachers experience stress due to heavy workloads.
Impact on Teacher Performance • Psychological stress directly affects teacher performance. • Studies demonstrate a link between stress, fatigue, and reduced teaching quality.
Teacher Wellbeing Definition • Wellbeing is a subjective experience related to physical and mental health. • Various definitions focus on positive evaluations, life satisfaction, and emotional stability.
Components of Wellbeing • Wellbeing encompasses physical, psychological, social, spiritual, and workplace dimensions. • WHO emphasizes mental health and individual resilience in its wellbeing definition.
Teacher Wellbeing • Teacher wellbeing involves cognitive and emotional aspects. • It reflects teachers' peace, happiness, life satisfaction, and personal fulfillment.
Domains of Teacher Wellbeing • New South Wales Education Department divides teacher wellbeing into six domains. • These domains cover cognitive, emotional, social, physical, and spiritual wellbeing.
Impact on Students • Traditional education quality standards often neglect teacher wellbeing. • Teacher wellbeing significantly affects students, including academic, social- emotional, and motivation aspects.
Teacher-Student Interaction • Stressed teachers may struggle to create conducive learning environments. • Teacher absence, fatigue, and emotional strain can lead to student behavior issues.
Positive Teacher Wellbeing • Teachers with good physical and psychological wellbeing have a positive classroom impact. • Active and enthusiastic teachers can enhance student participation and academic achievement
Australian Teacher Engagement • In Australia, nearly 70% of teachers report a lack of positive engagement in their work. • This negatively impacts teacher performance, relationships with students and parents, and student engagement.
Emotional Exhaustion and Student Outcomes • Emotionally exhausted teachers may resort to punitive measures, leading to a negative classroom atmosphere. • Poor teacher-student relationships contribute to lower student performance and worsened student mental health in Australia.
Conclusion • The quality of education depends not only on standards but also on teacher wellbeing. • Recognizing and addressing teacher stress and wellbeing is crucial for improving education outcomes.
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ppt teacher wellbeing - for teacher.pptx

  • 2. Introduction • Teaching profession faces increasing complexity and challenges. • High expectations and stress are associated with the teaching profession. • Global perspective on teacher stress: United States, United Kingdom, Australia, and Indonesia.
  • 3. The Challenging Nature of Teaching • Teaching is a challenging profession due to its evolving complexities. • Teachers encounter various challenges in their roles
  • 4. High Stress Levels Among Teachers • Teachers experience elevated stress levels. • Stressors include low pay, heavy workloads, and administrative tasks.
  • 5. Teacher Stress in the United States • In the United States, teaching ranks as the fourth most stressful profession. • Factors include low salaries and increased administrative responsibilities.
  • 6. Teacher Stress in the United Kingdom • Teachers in the UK regularly face high stress levels. • Long working hours and frequent education policy changes contribute to this stress.
  • 7. Teacher Stress in Australia • Australian teachers report higher stress levels than the national average. • Survey findings indicate that 75% of teachers experience stress, with 48% considering leaving the profession.
  • 8. Teacher Stress in Indonesia • Indonesia also sees high levels of stress among teachers. • Research shows that 51% of elementary school teachers experience stress due to heavy workloads.
  • 9. Impact on Teacher Performance • Psychological stress directly affects teacher performance. • Studies demonstrate a link between stress, fatigue, and reduced teaching quality.
  • 10. Teacher Wellbeing Definition • Wellbeing is a subjective experience related to physical and mental health. • Various definitions focus on positive evaluations, life satisfaction, and emotional stability.
  • 11. Components of Wellbeing • Wellbeing encompasses physical, psychological, social, spiritual, and workplace dimensions. • WHO emphasizes mental health and individual resilience in its wellbeing definition.
  • 12. Teacher Wellbeing • Teacher wellbeing involves cognitive and emotional aspects. • It reflects teachers' peace, happiness, life satisfaction, and personal fulfillment.
  • 13. Domains of Teacher Wellbeing • New South Wales Education Department divides teacher wellbeing into six domains. • These domains cover cognitive, emotional, social, physical, and spiritual wellbeing.
  • 14. Impact on Students • Traditional education quality standards often neglect teacher wellbeing. • Teacher wellbeing significantly affects students, including academic, social- emotional, and motivation aspects.
  • 15. Teacher-Student Interaction • Stressed teachers may struggle to create conducive learning environments. • Teacher absence, fatigue, and emotional strain can lead to student behavior issues.
  • 16. Positive Teacher Wellbeing • Teachers with good physical and psychological wellbeing have a positive classroom impact. • Active and enthusiastic teachers can enhance student participation and academic achievement
  • 17. Australian Teacher Engagement • In Australia, nearly 70% of teachers report a lack of positive engagement in their work. • This negatively impacts teacher performance, relationships with students and parents, and student engagement.
  • 18. Emotional Exhaustion and Student Outcomes • Emotionally exhausted teachers may resort to punitive measures, leading to a negative classroom atmosphere. • Poor teacher-student relationships contribute to lower student performance and worsened student mental health in Australia.
  • 19. Conclusion • The quality of education depends not only on standards but also on teacher wellbeing. • Recognizing and addressing teacher stress and wellbeing is crucial for improving education outcomes.