The emotions and affective factors of teachers play quintessential roles in academic contexts as they influence almost all aspects of their profession. T provide a theoretical review of some psychology constructs of teachers in this area, this study examines the psychological wellbeing, mindfulness, and immunity of teachers as three novel variables. More specifically, this study presents the definitions, dimensions, theories, and frameworks related to this domain drawing on positive psychology, complexity/dynamic systems theory, self-organization process, reflexive self-consciousness theory, integrative awareness theories, and mindfulness framework. These theoretical underpinnings explain the constructs and the way they function in second language education. Then, to provide evidence and justify the findings and propositions, empirical studies on each of the variables are reviewed. Finally, implications, research gaps, and suggestions for future inquiries are offered to interested researchers.
The development of efficient and earth‐abundant water‐splitting electrocatalysts is of great importance for energy conversion and storage technologies. In this study, surface‐activated amorphous FexB catalysts, Fe–B–O@Fe2B and Fe–B–O@FeB2, are synthesized and remarkable activity for the oxygen evolution reaction (OER) is achieved, e.g., Fe–B–O@FeB2 delivering a current density of 10 mA cm−2 at overpotential of 260 mV with Tafel slope of 57.9 mV dec−1 for OER in alkaline electrolyte. Iron oxide/hydroxide and oxidized borate species on the surface of FexB are found to have a synergistic effect on promoting the OER activity of the sample. Moreover, it is found that the OER active oxidization layer of iron boride is less active toward hydrogen evolution reaction.
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