FACTORS AND PSYCHOLOGICAL APPROACHES IN THE FORMATION OF STRESS RESISTANCE IN TEACHERS OF SPECIAL SCHOOLS
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special education, teacher stress, resilience, psychological strategies, burnout prevention, coping skills, workplace well-beingAbstract
This article investigates factors and psychological approaches relevant to building stress resistance among teachers in special education schools. The work explores how job-related stress arises, what personal and environmental factors influence teachers’ resilience, and which psychological strategies effectively support their well-being. Drawing on modern research and practical examples, the article offers insights into enhancing professional coping mechanisms and promoting sustainable teaching practices.
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