英文摘要 |
This study examined the relationships among the job stress, self-efficacy, and job satisfaction of elementary school teachers in Taiwan. A secondary analysis of the data of 3,425 Taiwanese elementary school teachers who participated in the 2018 Teaching and Learning International Study was performed using structural equation modeling. The results indicate that job stress exerts significant direct and indirect effects on job satisfaction that are partially mediated by the "student engagement" component of teacher self-efficacy. The results also reveal different patterns in the relationships among job stress, self-efficacy, and job satisfaction and highlight the competitive and complementary mediating effects of the "student engagement" component of teacher self-efficacy on the relationships between the "workload" and "student problems" components of job stress and job satisfaction. |