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TAF Prev Med Bull. 2009; 8(3): 217-222


Burnout Syndrome in High School Teachers' in Bilecik, Bozüyük

Gülşen,Polat, Ahmet,Topuzoğlu, Kağan,Gürbüz, Özge,Hotalak, Hatice,Kavak, Selman,Emirikçi, Leyla,Kayış.




Abstract

AIM: Burnout syndrome is manifested by physical exhaustion, long lasting tiredness and feelings of hopelessness. And also it consists of individual’s negative attitudes towards to life, occupation and the other persons. Burnout frequently seen in the occupations who work face to face with people like doctors, polices, nurses and managers. Generally teachers’ burnout level is higher than other occupations. Our aim is to determine the burnout levels and related factors of teachers working in high school of Bilecik Bozüyük.
METHODS: Totally 228 teachers participated to this cross sectional study (participating rate is %90.4). To find out the burnout level in these teachers Maslach Burnout Inventory was used.
RESULTS: Of the total participants 52.1% were women, median age of participants were 33.0 years (Quartiles: 28.0–40.0 years) There was no relation between the burnout level and the years in the occupation, weekly working time and the school that they educated. Occupational high school teachers, unwilingly occupation choosing, bad physical work environment, violence experience in the school significantly had higher points from burn out scale.
CONCLUSION: Burnout level was higher in high school teachers, who didn’t want to be a teacher and who were working at bad physical environment and who had violence experience.

Key words: Maslach Burnout Inventory, burnout, teacher

Article Language: Turkish English






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