Teachers on the verge of a breakdown: the dilemma of real work and occupational stress
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https://doi.org/10.5433/2237-4876.2005v8n1p25Keywords:
Stress, Prescribed Work, Actual Work, Real Work, Actor, Acting, Emotion.Abstract
This study focuses on a situation of conflict in a classroom, as described in a learner's diary. A discourse analysis following Bronckart & Machado's (2004) 'semantics of acting' has helped us to identify the actions which led to the situation of conflict and to conclude that such a conflict hindered the implementation of the teacher's planned work, therefore possibly causing stress.
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