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Teacher stress and burnout in urban middle schools: Associations with job demands, resources, and effective classroom practices
Jessika H. Bottiani
, Chelsea A.K. Duran
, Elise T. Pas
, Catherine P. Bradshaw
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Classroom Practice
100%
Urban Middle School
100%
Teacher Stress
100%
Effective Classroom
100%
Teacher Burnout
100%
Job Demands-resources (JD-R)
100%
Urban Schools
66%
Teacher Report
66%
Job Demands
66%
Low-income
33%
Public School Teachers
33%
Self-efficacy
33%
Extant Research
33%
Low Stress
33%
High Stress
33%
School Teachers
33%
Low-income Schools
33%
Resource Stress
33%
Teacher Professional Development
33%
Observational Measures
33%
Job Resources
33%
High Burnout
33%
Female Teachers
33%
White Teachers
33%
Occupational Well-being
33%
Teacher Warmth
33%
Instructional Dialogue
33%
In Tandem
33%
Student Disruptive Behaviour
33%
Psychology
Middle School
100%
Classroom Practice
100%
Burnout
100%
Self-Report
22%
Self-Efficacy
11%
Consequence of Stress
11%
Social Sciences
Effective Classroom
100%