2015
DOI: 10.7559/gestaoedesenvolvimento.2015.278
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Stress e burnout em professores da educação especial

Abstract: As funções exigidas ao professor, no atual contexto social e profissional, requerem capacidades pessoais, que não se podem reduzir somente à acumulação de saberes. O ensino é considerado como uma profissão de alta pressão, muito exigente, sendo o burnout um síndrome muito comum. Os professores de alunos com necessidades educativas especiais estão sob uma sobrecarga psicológica ainda mais elevada, estando também mais sujeitos ao stress e ao burnout. Assim, é nosso objetivo avaliar níveis de stress e burnout em … Show more

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“…Studies show that women have more symptoms of stress than men. There are indications, according to studies, that this more significant stress may be related to the accumulation of household functions (care for the home and children), usually associated with women in societies in which there is a solid macho cultural component, as is the case in many countries in Latin America (Goulart Junior & Lipp, 2008;Martins, 2007;Sadir et al, 2010). On the experience with remote education before the pandemic and know-how about technologies and resources, there is a predominance of stress in educators who already had experience/had know-how about technologies, which, at first glance, might seem strange.…”
Section: Perception Of Stressmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Studies show that women have more symptoms of stress than men. There are indications, according to studies, that this more significant stress may be related to the accumulation of household functions (care for the home and children), usually associated with women in societies in which there is a solid macho cultural component, as is the case in many countries in Latin America (Goulart Junior & Lipp, 2008;Martins, 2007;Sadir et al, 2010). On the experience with remote education before the pandemic and know-how about technologies and resources, there is a predominance of stress in educators who already had experience/had know-how about technologies, which, at first glance, might seem strange.…”
Section: Perception Of Stressmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There is a marked predominance in the perception of stress factors in female educators, some symptoms are related to aspects of their own physiology such as pimples, pelvic pain, dry skin, menstrual cramps (Calais et al, 2003). Besides, there are factors related to the accumulation of domestic functions (care for the home and children), generally associated with women in societies where there is a solid macho cultural component -such as the Brazilian one (Goulart Junior & Lipp, 2008;Martins, 2007;Sadir et al, 2010). Stress factors are more present in educators who work in Social and Legal Sciences courses, followed by educators in Health Sciences fields, and less present in Arts and Humanities, who work in more than one field.…”
Section: Brazilmentioning
confidence: 99%