Physical and Mental Health of College Teachers and Middle-Primary School Teachers
Jingdao Wang
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Jingdao Wang
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Objective: To study the mental health of college teachers and primary and middle school teachers.Methods: Eighty-six college teachers,343 middle school teachers and 127 primary school teachers were evaluated by the Self-rated Health Measurement Scale.Results :The college teachers obtained the highest scores of mental health and general health,while the primary teachers got the lowest.The social health score of middle school teachers was the highest, but their mental health score was the lowest.Conclusion:The health levels were different among college teachers,middle school teachers and primary school teachers.
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Objective: To study the mental health of college teachers and primary and middle school teachers.Methods: Eighty-six college teachers,343 middle school teachers and 127 primary school teachers were evaluated by the Self-rated Health Measurement Scale.Results :The college teachers obtained the highest scores of mental health and general health,while the primary teachers got the lowest.The social health score of middle school teachers was the highest, but their mental health score was the lowest.Conclusion:The health levels were different among college teachers,middle school teachers and primary school teachers.
Key concepts: School teachers, Psychology, Mental health, Middle level, Scale (ratio), Medical education, Mathematics education, Medicine