2022
DOI: 10.17151/hpsal.2022.27.1.3
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Directores escolares ante el síndrome de burnout: dimensiones, factores de riesgo y sintomatología

Abstract: La Dirección es fundamental para mejorar la calidad de la educación. Estudios, nacionales e internacionales, sitúan al Director como figura clave para el cambio educativo. Pero, este colectivo se encuentra sometido a mucho estrés asociado a problemáticas de liderazgo y de organización escolar, lo que conlleva malestar y falta de compromiso. Por ello, se marca como objetivo medir las dimensiones que definen el síndrome de burnout e identificar los factores de riesgo y la sintomatología que presentan los Directo… Show more

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“…Those involved in school leadership have shown to experience high levels of work stress that may if prolonged, result in burnout". As pointed out by several studies, extensive and prolonged work stress has serious physiological, social and psychological consequences (DeMathews et al, 2021;Sanz-Ponce et al, 2022) and, therefore, the well-being of leadership is determinant not only in the development of schools, teachers' well-being and students' performance (Bakker and Demerouti, 2008), but also in their effectiveness as leaders and the development of a sustainable work-life balance for these professionals. As highlighted by Tikkanen et al (2017), this extensive and prolonged work stress can lead to burnout, whose core dimensions are exhaustion and professional ineffectiveness (Gonz alez-Rom a et al, 2006).…”
Section: Portuguese School Leaders' Work Wellbeing 373mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Those involved in school leadership have shown to experience high levels of work stress that may if prolonged, result in burnout". As pointed out by several studies, extensive and prolonged work stress has serious physiological, social and psychological consequences (DeMathews et al, 2021;Sanz-Ponce et al, 2022) and, therefore, the well-being of leadership is determinant not only in the development of schools, teachers' well-being and students' performance (Bakker and Demerouti, 2008), but also in their effectiveness as leaders and the development of a sustainable work-life balance for these professionals. As highlighted by Tikkanen et al (2017), this extensive and prolonged work stress can lead to burnout, whose core dimensions are exhaustion and professional ineffectiveness (Gonz alez-Rom a et al, 2006).…”
Section: Portuguese School Leaders' Work Wellbeing 373mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Following the various factors influencing school leaders' resilience, Papaioannou et al (2022) state those high levels of resilience are also related to a high sense of self-efficacy. Sanz-Ponce et al (2022) report that headteachers with a high level of resilience deal with school challenges with more commitment and optimism, interpret changes as opportunities, establish constructive social relationships, view problems differently and have more initiative to make decisions.…”
Section: Portuguese School Leaders' Work Wellbeing 373mentioning
confidence: 99%
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