High levels of burnout and poor mental health among teachers
- Almost nine out of ten teachers in primary and secondary education report moderate to high levels of burnout, according to a study by Dublin City University .
- The study found that 42 percent of teachers are unlikely to remain in their positions long-term, emphasizing the need for better support.
- A significant 86 percent of surveyed teachers reported personal burnout, while 28 percent rated their mental health as poor or very poor over the past year.
- Eighty-Three percent of participating teachers did not receive training on managing their mental health.
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Study unveils concerning trend among SA's teachers - SAfm Current Affairs
A recent national study conducted by Stellenbosch University has unveiled a deeply concerning trend among South African teachers, who are grappling with overwhelming administrative burdens and emotional stress. The findings indicate that half of the educators surveyed are contemplating exiting the profession within the next ten years, attributing their decision to burnout and inadequate mental health resources. Furthermore, a striking 40% of tea…
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