2020
DOI: 10.1080/02619768.2020.1793945
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Linking demographic variables to motivation: investigating the motivation to choose teaching among Arab and Jewish students in Israel

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“…Recent research pointed out that 88% of Israeli-Arab pre-service teachers chose intrinsic motivations and 82% of them note that part-time teaching could allow more family time (Garra-Alloush et al, 2021). Another study which did not find any significant differences between Arab and Jewish populations underlines the importance of subject matter, social utility and intrinsic motivation as the main factors in choosing the teaching profession in Israel (Sarid et al, 2020). Concerning Switzerland, there are similarities with the above-mentioned elements: teacher salaries are not far from the median Swiss salary, although they depend not only on the teacher's experience and teaching degree, but also on cantonal rules.…”
Section: Work-family Conflict In the Teaching Contextmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recent research pointed out that 88% of Israeli-Arab pre-service teachers chose intrinsic motivations and 82% of them note that part-time teaching could allow more family time (Garra-Alloush et al, 2021). Another study which did not find any significant differences between Arab and Jewish populations underlines the importance of subject matter, social utility and intrinsic motivation as the main factors in choosing the teaching profession in Israel (Sarid et al, 2020). Concerning Switzerland, there are similarities with the above-mentioned elements: teacher salaries are not far from the median Swiss salary, although they depend not only on the teacher's experience and teaching degree, but also on cantonal rules.…”
Section: Work-family Conflict In the Teaching Contextmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A partir de la revisión de literatura se puede encontrar que la influencia de las experiencias previas en educación en la elección docente no es una característica particular de Marco, Celeste, Felipe, Victoria y Hortensia. Este resultado ya ha sido reportado en investigaciones previas en el contexto colombiano (Said-Hung et al, 2017) y en mayor número en contextos anglosajones (Bergey, 2021;Lin et al, 2012;Low et al, 2017;Sarid et al, 2020), es así que se ha encontrado que estas experiencias estimulan el interés de las personas hacia la docencia (Low et al, 2017). De hecho, en los relatos expuestos se puede advertir cómo, a los aspirantes a docentes, la experiencia vivida les ha permitido asumir un rol de educador que les ha gustado y que además les ha llevado a conocer que es posible generar un impacto en los niños.…”
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