2014
DOI: 10.15365/joce.1801022014
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Motivation and Job Satisfaction of Catholic School Teachers

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“…Buna göre lisansüstü eğitim almayı planlayan öğrencilerin motivasyonlarının daha yüksek olduğu görülmüştür. İnsanlar için herhangi bir hedefin gerçekleşme beklentisi onları motive etmektedir (Convey, 2014). Bu açıdan bakıldığında öğrencilerin lisansüstü eğitim alma hedefleri onların akademik motivasyonlarını arttırmış olabilir.…”
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“…Buna göre lisansüstü eğitim almayı planlayan öğrencilerin motivasyonlarının daha yüksek olduğu görülmüştür. İnsanlar için herhangi bir hedefin gerçekleşme beklentisi onları motive etmektedir (Convey, 2014). Bu açıdan bakıldığında öğrencilerin lisansüstü eğitim alma hedefleri onların akademik motivasyonlarını arttırmış olabilir.…”
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“…The result reveals that the more the teachers become permanent in the profession, the more they exhibit greater professional competence in the field. This could be attributed to the findings of Convey (2014), where the teachers perceived that the more they stay in the Catholic schools, the more they become stable, motivated, and satisfied with the job. Part of this motivation and satisfaction is the privilege of staying in the Catholic educational institutions.…”
Section: Relationship Between the Demographics And Teaching Competencementioning
confidence: 99%
“…There is considerable evidence that Catholic school educators desire their vocation to be a contribution to the Church, and thereby meaningful for them and their students. For many Catholic educations, this ministry aspect is what drew them to working in a Catholic school, or at least, why they stayed (Benson & Guerra, 1985;Convey, 2014;Schuttloffel, 2001;Squillini, 2001;Tarr, Ciriello, & Convey, 1993). Although evangelization is the Baptismal call of all Catholic Christians, watching the seed of faith grow is the greatest reward for many who work in the ministry of Catholic education.…”
Section: What Are the Challenges Of Contemplative Practice?mentioning
confidence: 99%