Early childhood teachers' perceptions of teaching: Time, work and well-being
journal contribution
posted on 2023-05-18, 04:13authored byYost, H, Boardman, M
Over the past decade the pressures surrounding increased workload, and insufficient time to complete responsibilities associated with teaching, have led to an increase in teacher health related issues. Questionnaire and interviews were used by Yost (2012) to examine Tasmanian early childhood (EC ) teachers’ perceptions of teaching in Department of Education (DoE) classrooms, in Australia. This article presents one aspect of that study specifically EC teachers’ perceptions of having a lack of time, the affects this had upon them their work, and more broadly the implications for the teaching profession. Lastly, possible strategies which may alleviate the issues teachers reported are discussed.
History
Publication title
The International journal of adult, community and professional learning
Volume
20
Pagination
73-80
ISSN
2328-6318
Department/School
Faculty of Education
Publisher
Common Ground Publishing
Place of publication
United States
Rights statement
Copyright 2014 Common Ground, Helen Yost, Margot Boardman
Repository Status
Restricted
Socio-economic Objectives
Other education and training not elsewhere classified