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The well‐being of teachers in Flanders: the importance of a supportive school culture
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Quality Of LifeFamily MedicineEducation InspectorateKindergarten EducationTeacher-student RelationEducationSchool LevelElementary EducationPreschool TeachingTeacher EducationInclusive EducationPrimary EducationTeacher DevelopmentFactor AnalysisSchool FunctioningHealth SciencesChild Well-beingSchool PsychologyTeacher QualityEducational LeadershipKindergarten TeachingSupportive School CultureTeacher EnhancementCultureTeacher EvaluationPreschool Education
Research on the well‐being of teachers was conducted at the request of the Department of Education in Flanders, Belgium. The goals were: (1) to construct an instrument for the Education Inspectorate; and (2) to conduct a survey in order to identify school‐related conditions relevant for teachers’ professional well‐being. Based on literature and panel discussions with teachers and principals, a questionnaire was constructed, tested and subdivided in subscales following a factor analysis. The questionnaire was administered to a representative sample of elementary (covering both nursery and primary schools, children aged 3–12) and secondary school teachers. A multilevel analysis reveals how differences in scores can be explained at school level.
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