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TEACHER’S OCCUPATIONAL WELL-BEING AND ACCOUNTABILITY: REVIEW OF INTERNATIONAL EVIDENCE

ABSTRACT

A scoping review about teacher occupational well-being and high-stakes accountability is presented, based on 32 publications searched in SciELO, Scopus, and WOS (2010-2020). The main results indicate that: 1) the publications emanate mainly from the United States and England; 2) the topic has been studied through five theoretical approaches, with explanatory and comprehensive preeminence of those that integrate contributions from Education Sciences and Occupational Health; and 3) the high-stakes accountability affects five working conditions of teachers, deteriorating their occupational well-being and inducing stress and burnout. At the end, epistemological and theoretical implications are discussed, and proposing projections for a research problem still under construction.

Keywords
Teaching Work; Occupational Well-Being; Stress; High-Stakes Accountability

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