1991
DOI: 10.1080/0300443910680111
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Preschoolers’ perceptions of teacher role and importance

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“…And at least three studies have appeared that report how pre-school children (!) view teachers (see Emler, Ohana, & Moscovici, 1987;Smith, Ballard, & Barham, 1989;Summers, Stroud, & Stroud, 1991). Interestingly, however, it is difficult to find recent studies of teacher role expectations that are held by other major 'stake holders' in the education community (e.g., school administrators, parents, school board members, community leaders, politicians, and the like).…”
Section: Expectations For the Role Of The Teachermentioning
confidence: 95%
“…And at least three studies have appeared that report how pre-school children (!) view teachers (see Emler, Ohana, & Moscovici, 1987;Smith, Ballard, & Barham, 1989;Summers, Stroud, & Stroud, 1991). Interestingly, however, it is difficult to find recent studies of teacher role expectations that are held by other major 'stake holders' in the education community (e.g., school administrators, parents, school board members, community leaders, politicians, and the like).…”
Section: Expectations For the Role Of The Teachermentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Psychological capital plays a part mediating role in the impact of organizational support on work input. Preschool teachers play an indelible role in the education cause as a key person and the backbone of the teacher team that affects the development of children at the stage of enlightenment [47]. There is evidence that there is a significant difference between preschool teachers' psychological capital and work engagement, and psychological capital and various dimensions have a significant positive effect on work engagement [48].…”
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confidence: 99%