ArticleFrontiers in psychology2026
Enhancing teacher occupational wellbeing: the critical role of working environment in Chinese primary schools.
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Background/Introduction: Based on the Job Demands-Resources model, this study examines how six dimensions of the working environment shape teacher occupational well-being (TOWB) in the context of high-stakes primary education systems. Methods: Drawing on a 2020 national survey of 25,028 Chinese primary school teachers, the study employed CEM and SEM to analyze the data and provide convergent evidence for causal inferences. Results: Findings reveal a moderate TOWB level with significant demographic variations. The six-dimensional working environment explains 71.6% of the variance in TOWB. Specifically, professional development and policy support are the strongest positive predictors, whereas workload exerts a robust negative impact. Furthermore, school culture partially mediates the relationship between the environment and TOWB. Discussion: The results highlight the necessity of workload audits, tailored professional development, and faithful policy implementation. This study offers contextual, methodological, and conceptual extensions of JD-R theory within the primary education sector.
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