Teachers’ Perceptions of Work Life During the Pandemic of COVID-19: Validating the Use of Professional Quality of Life Scale

Author:

Leech Nancy L.1,Benzel Eric1,Gullett Sophie1,Haug Carolyn A.2

Affiliation:

1. University of Colorado Denver, Denver, CO, USA

2. Colorado Department of Education, Denver, CO, USA

Abstract

This mixed methods study investigated perceptions of work life for 661 teachers from a midwestern state during the COVID-19 pandemic using the ProQOL5 survey and open-ended items. This study is a contribution to mixed methods research because it utilizes the tidytext package in R to understand better the results. The ProQOL5 survey was score-validated using confirmatory factor analysis and then the three factors were examined via qualitative analyses of open-ended questions. Results showed there was great variation in how teachers perceived their new professional situations of teaching remotely during COVID-19: some adjusted well, some struggled on numerous fronts, and many were between these two extremes.

Publisher

Dialectical Publishing

Subject

Education

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