A Digital Game Based Social-Emotional Learning Intervention Herausgegeben:Martinsone, Baiba; Jensen, Maria Therese; Wiesner, Christian; Zechner, Kerstin Angelika
A Digital Game Based Social-Emotional Learning Intervention Herausgegeben:Martinsone, Baiba; Jensen, Maria Therese; Wiesner, Christian; Zechner, Kerstin Angelika
Teachers worldwide experience significant stress and burnout, impacting their health and the education systems. Recognizing the importance of social, prosocial, and emotional skills in education adds to this complexity. The European Policy Experimentation Project Teaching to Be (2021-2024) in Austria, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Portugal, Slovenia, and Spain, aimed to improve teacher wellbeing through innovative professional development. A digital game-based Online Wellbeing Course and a Teacher's Handbook were developed in the project to enhance various aspects of teachers' professional…mehr
Teachers worldwide experience significant stress and burnout, impacting their health and the education systems. Recognizing the importance of social, prosocial, and emotional skills in education adds to this complexity. The European Policy Experimentation Project Teaching to Be (2021-2024) in Austria, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Portugal, Slovenia, and Spain, aimed to improve teacher wellbeing through innovative professional development. A digital game-based Online Wellbeing Course and a Teacher's Handbook were developed in the project to enhance various aspects of teachers' professional wellbeing and organizational health. Using a mixed-methods research approach, it evaluated digital interventions on wellbeing, leading to tailored policy recommendations for enhancing teacher professional development and mental health.
Martinsone, Baiba, Dr.psych., is a professor of Clinical psychology and senior researcher in Educational Psychology in the Department of Psychology at the University of Latvia. Her research interests within clinical and educational psychology include SEL, promoting mental health in schools, development and evaluation of universal prevention programs. She actively works in national and international research projects and publishes extensively in the field. Baiba is a member of the European Commission's Expert Group on supportive learning environments for groups at risk of underachievement and for supporting well-being at school.
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Chapter 1 - IntroductionChristian Wiesner, Baiba Martinsone, Maria Therese Jensenand Kerstin Angelika ZechnerWellbeing in the teachers' profession: Theoretical Considerationsand Multi-Cultural Research in Europe .............................................................9Chapter 2 - SpainAlba Merino-Cajaraville, Carlos Ramírez-Moreno, Irene García-Lázaroand Salvador Reyes-de-CózarDefining a game-based learning proposal to work with teachers'professional wellbeing: the Teaching to Be video game.....................................35Chapter 3 - LatviaBaiba Martinsone and Aija VanagaApproaching teachers' professional wellbeing from different angles:Teachers' self-efficacy, burnout and resilience through participationin the Online Wellbeing course........................................................................55Chapter 4 - PortugalJosé Reis-Jorge, Patrícia Pacheco, Marco Ferreira, Ana Barqueiraand Isabel BaltazarSchool climate and teachers' professional wellbeing in Portugal:A School Climate Analytical Framework (SCAF).............................................81Chapter 5 - NorwayKaja Lillelien, Trond Rekstad and Maria Therese JensenDeveloping and Implementing a Cross-Cultural Digital Interventionon teachers' professional well-being in a Norwegian Context .........................107Chapter 6 - LithuaniaVilma Zydziunait and Ausra Rutkien Professional Burnout and its Relation to Self-Efficacy and Perceived Stress:The Case of Lithuanian Teachers....................................................................127Chapter 7 - AustriaChristian Wiesner, Kerstin Angelika Zechner, Sylvia Dörfler, Hannes Karrerand Beate SchrankPerspectives for unfolding well-being in the context of teacher education:Emerging well-being Insights from Theoretical Austrian Traditions................159Authors.......................................................................................................181
Chapter 1 - IntroductionChristian Wiesner, Baiba Martinsone, Maria Therese Jensenand Kerstin Angelika ZechnerWellbeing in the teachers' profession: Theoretical Considerationsand Multi-Cultural Research in Europe .............................................................9Chapter 2 - SpainAlba Merino-Cajaraville, Carlos Ramírez-Moreno, Irene García-Lázaroand Salvador Reyes-de-CózarDefining a game-based learning proposal to work with teachers'professional wellbeing: the Teaching to Be video game.....................................35Chapter 3 - LatviaBaiba Martinsone and Aija VanagaApproaching teachers' professional wellbeing from different angles:Teachers' self-efficacy, burnout and resilience through participationin the Online Wellbeing course........................................................................55Chapter 4 - PortugalJosé Reis-Jorge, Patrícia Pacheco, Marco Ferreira, Ana Barqueiraand Isabel BaltazarSchool climate and teachers' professional wellbeing in Portugal:A School Climate Analytical Framework (SCAF).............................................81Chapter 5 - NorwayKaja Lillelien, Trond Rekstad and Maria Therese JensenDeveloping and Implementing a Cross-Cultural Digital Interventionon teachers' professional well-being in a Norwegian Context .........................107Chapter 6 - LithuaniaVilma Zydziunait and Ausra Rutkien Professional Burnout and its Relation to Self-Efficacy and Perceived Stress:The Case of Lithuanian Teachers....................................................................127Chapter 7 - AustriaChristian Wiesner, Kerstin Angelika Zechner, Sylvia Dörfler, Hannes Karrerand Beate SchrankPerspectives for unfolding well-being in the context of teacher education:Emerging well-being Insights from Theoretical Austrian Traditions................159Authors.......................................................................................................181
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