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Title | The Effect of Job Satisfaction on Retention of Special Education Teachers in Special Schools in Yangon ( Myo Htet Thiri Hlaing, 2024) | |||||
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Myo Htet Thiri Hlaing | ||||||
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Special education offers tailored instruction to students with disabilities in their academic, social, and emotional development, helping them reach their full potential. The study aims to explore the effect of job satisfaction on retention of special education teachers in special schools in Yangon. The objectives are to examine the factors affecting job satisfaction and retention among special education teachers working in special schools in Yangon and to analyze the relationship between job satisfaction and teacher retention. The study used descriptive and regression methods for primary data. The study found that special education teachers exhibit high job satisfaction. A significant strong positive relationship was found between job satisfaction and teacher retention. Work itself, professional development, work conditions, recognition and achievement, and pay and benefits significantly positively affect teacher retention. The study suggests that school leaders should promote a positive attitude toward meaningful work and professional development, and ensure competitive pay and benefits, safe supportive work conditions, and recognition programs. These measures can reduce teacher challenges, increase the satisfied professional teacher workforce, and create a more sustainable learning environment for children with special needs in the special education sector |
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Yangon University of Economics | ||||||
Dr. Yin Myo Oo |