ADVERSITY QUOTIENT®, PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND ROLES OF THE SCHOOL HEADS IN BUILDING THE LEVEL OF POSITIVE TEACHER'S IDENTITY

Autor: MAMINO, MITZHE GAE P., CALLO, ELSA C.
Rok vydání: 2021
Předmět:
Teachers confront various adversities-workload
pressure
and stress which add to the anxiety and challenges they experience. These and all life's adversities can affect their identity. Another essential concern is improving teachers' professional development
which directly impacts the teaching and learning process. School heads have a significant contribution and responsibility to develop a positive teacher's identity and ensure that teachers fulfill their duties and responsibilities to the best of their ability. This study aimed to ascertain the significant interrelationships between Adversity Quotient®
professional development
and roles of the principals in building the level of positive teacher's identity. This descriptive– correlational type of research utilized sets of questionnaires among 705 public elementary teachers in the Division of San Pablo City. Data were analyzed using frequency
percent
mean
standard deviation
Spearman's rank of correlation coefficient
and Multiple Regression. The hypotheses were tested at p

Teachers confront various adversities-workload
pressure
and stress which add to the anxiety and challenges they experience. These and all life's adversities can affect their identity. Another essential concern is improving teachers' professional development
which directly impacts the teaching and learning process. School heads have a significant contribution and responsibility to develop a positive teacher's identity and ensure that teachers fulfill their duties and responsibilities to the best of their ability. This study aimed to ascertain the significant interrelationships between Adversity Quotient®
professional development
and roles of the principals in building the level of positive teacher's identity. This descriptive– correlational type of research utilized sets of questionnaires among 705 public elementary teachers in the Division of San Pablo City. Data were analyzed using frequency
percent
mean
standard deviation
Spearman's rank of correlation coefficient
and Multiple Regression. The hypotheses were tested at p<.05 level. Findings showed that the Adversity Quotient® of the teacher respondents was found not to be significantly related to the teacher's identity. However
there is a single or combination of two variables from professional development and the roles of school heads that directly affect teachers' identity. The researcher assumes that the teacher's identity is built when the teacher's professional development is carried out correctly. Moreover
the role of the school head being performed can affect how teachers develop their identity. The study suggested that school heads may be mindful of how to support and improve practices in areas that positively impact the formation of teaching identities to ensure positive educational outcomes

mental disorders
education
behavioral disciplines and activities
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.5157713
Popis: Teachers confront various adversities-workload, pressure, and stress which add to the anxiety and challenges they experience. These and all life's adversities can affect their identity. Another essential concern is improving teachers' professional development, which directly impacts the teaching and learning process. School heads have a significant contribution and responsibility to develop a positive teacher's identity and ensure that teachers fulfill their duties and responsibilities to the best of their ability. This study aimed to ascertain the significant interrelationships between Adversity Quotient®, professional development, and roles of the principals in building the level of positive teacher's identity. This descriptive– correlational type of research utilized sets of questionnaires among 705 public elementary teachers in the Division of San Pablo City. Data were analyzed using frequency, percent, mean, standard deviation, Spearman's rank of correlation coefficient, and Multiple Regression. The hypotheses were tested at p
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