Mental Health of Teachers Who Have Teleworked Due to COVID-19
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...The results of the Rasch IRT model showed an adequate fit of the data, which allowed an interpretation of mental health through the proposed single score measure (INFIT between 0.88 and 1.20) (Figure 1)....
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...For that purpose, we fitted a Rasch model based on item response theory (IRT) [29], then we contrasted this model with the expected distribution of the participants’ responses using a person-item map [30]....
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...For that purpose, we fitted a Rasch model based on item response theory (IRT) [29], then we contrasted this model with the expected distribution of the participants’ responses using a person-item map [30]....
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...For these reasons, we believe that it is essential to know the status of teachers’ mental health, paying special attention to experience and gender, the former because less experience is a factor that seems to have an impact on higher turnover [8], and the latter because women may have an additional workload in terms of domestic or children care tasks according to stereotyped gender roles [19] that could be magnified during a pandemic....
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...Teachers in Chile are a group of workers who have high turnover and dropout rates, as in some parts of the world [8], even reaching 20% in the first year [9]....
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