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The purpose of the study is to explore the current situation of the work pressure and coping strategies of the school staff in elementary schools in New Taipei City, and the school staff in elementary schools in New Taipei City in the 109th school year are the research objects. The self-compiled questionnaire is used as a quantitative research tool. The content of the questionnaire contains three parts: "Basic Information", "Work Stress Questionnaire", and "Response Strategy Questionnaire". , Marriage, education level, length of service, length of administration, school size, administrative position) under work pressure and the difference in coping strategies. The research adopted a sampling method to conduct questionnaire surveys. A total of 146 questionnaires were distributed and 125 questionnaires were returned. The effective recovery rate reached 78.91%. After the questionnaire data was collected, statistical analysis was performed with descriptive statistics, single-factor variance and Pearson product difference correlation, and the snow fee method was used to test whether it was significant. According to the analysis and discussion of the research results, the conclusion is as follows: 1.The overall work pressure of the school staff in elementary schools is moderate, of which the workload feels the highest on average, and the rest are in order of student discipline, superior pressure, role conflict, professional knowledge, Interpersonal relationship. 2.The overall frequency of use of response strategies by elementary school staff is high. Among them, "emotional adjustment" is the highest, and the rest are "problem solving", "seeking support", and "delaying and avoiding" in order. 3.The school staff of elementary schools have differences in the level of work pressure in terms of age, marriage, length of service, seniority of administration, and administrative position. 4.The strategies adopted by the school staff of elementary schools to cope with work pressure vary according to different years of service. 5.All levels of work stress have nothing to do with the problem-solving level of response strategies. 6.Work stress is significant in interpersonal relationships, professional knowledge, workload, role conflicts, and overall work stress and seeking support for coping strategies, and it is lowly correlated. 7.Work pressure has reached significant levels in student discipline, interpersonal relationships, professional knowledge, superior pressure, role conflicts, and overall work pressure and the delay avoidance level of response strategies, and is moderately correlated; workload and delay avoidance are low correlated. 8.All levels of work stress are not significantly related to the problem-solving level of response strategies. 9.Work pressure has reached significant levels of work load, role conflicts, overall work pressure and overall response strategies, and is lowly correlated. Finally, based on the above findings, suggestions are made to the educational authorities, school and national elementary school staff, and future researchers.
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