Abstract

The article presents the research on relations of problem-solving, anger, self-reflection of prospective and in-service teachers. The research within the sample of Lithuanian teachers disclosed positive correlations between their rationality in problem-solving, self-reflection, and anger control as well as between anger expression and emotionality in problem-solving. The regression analysis allowed stating that emotionality, rationality, need for self-reflection, and insight can help to forecast the expression of anger index.

Highlights

  • Many European countries including Lithuania have been or will be soon facing a crisis in education, where the aging of teachers, their burnout syndrome of high level, and insufficient numbers of teacher recruits have been observed (TALIS, 2018)

  • In the opinion of the authors of this study, teachers’ abilities of anger control, problem-solving and self-reflection are important in enhancing the quality of their work and can be improved by attending various professional development programmes

  • We determined that the total anger expression index is higher among prospective teachers compared to in-service teachers, i.e. the anger of the latter is stronger and more intensive

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Introduction

Many European countries including Lithuania have been or will be soon facing a crisis in education, where the aging of teachers, their burnout syndrome of high level, and insufficient numbers of teacher recruits have been observed (TALIS, 2018). This is due to the specifics of teacher’s profession which involves a high level of psychoemotional competences, which are needed in the communication with education community members. Teachers do not tend to come to school, because this workplace is not attractive, and this work contains emotional strain and stress (TALIS, 2018; Merkys & Balčiūnas, 2019). In the opinion of the authors of this study, teachers’ abilities of anger control, problem-solving and self-reflection are important in enhancing the quality of their work and can be improved by attending various professional development programmes

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