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Kształcenie nauczycieli przedszkola i klas początkowych na Uniwersytecie Śląskim w Katowicach – ewolucja treści, programów, zakresu kompetencji. Doskonalenie nauczycieli

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Budniak A. , Mnich M.

Chowanna

2019

77-97

The 40th anniversary of the Department of Early Childhood Education and Media Pedagogy encourages a reflection on the directions of scientific research activities that have been undertaken by the institution and its members, the education of students in the changing social, political and educational environment, its mission in the field of training early education teachers or the long-termactivities of the department employees related to the popularization of pedagogical issues in the environment. This study provides an overview of the educational offer, study programmes, curriculum content at the University of Silesia and competences of future and active teachers of kindergartens and primary school classes in the last forty years.

School Burnout Syndrome in the Students of Helping Professions and its Possible Predictors

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Almašiová A. , Kohútová K. , Budniak A.

The New Educational Review

2019

tom 57

39-51

This paper deals with the burnout syndrome among students in the context of selected demographic characteristics of respondents, frequented level of study, satisfaction with the study, frequented study program, study performance and the vision for their future careers. The study aims to identify the possible predictors of the burnout syndrome among the students and identify the risk groups of students. Altogether 350 students from the Faculty of Education participated in the research, and the SBI (School Burnout Inventory) questionnaire was used to measure the burnout syndrome. The main findings include the rate of school burnout, with almost 18% of students exhibiting a high level. Using the method of classification trees, variables such as age and the overall satisfaction rate with the study were identified as predictors on the “Cynicism” subscale; grade average, age and field of study on the “Inadequacy” subscale, and no predictor was identified on the “Emotional Exhaustion” subscale. These results were complemented by qualitative interviews with the students and a teacher training specialist.