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• TITLE: Teacher Quality of Life: Perspectives about Their Welfare

  AUTHORS: Mariana Bairros Hunger, Marília Costa Morosini, Claus Dieter Stobäus

  KEYWORDS: Quality of Life, Teaching Welfare/Malaise, Selection, Compensation Optimization, Teacher Education

  JOURNAL NAME: Creative Education, Vol.7 No.16, October 13, 2016

  ABSTRACT: Quality of life is the conception that the subject has on their situation in life, cultural context and its value system, establishing a relationship with objectives, goals, expectations, standards and concerns. Results from discussions among the authors, from the Hunger Completion of course work, which aimed to (re)learn the conception that teachers have on their own quality of life, also trying to establish the relationship between quality of life, well-being, malaise with the Theory of Baltes (Selection, Optimization and Compensation—SOC Model) in educational spaces and learning through analysis of responses of the SOC Questionnaire from seven public and private teachers, about their quality of life. To analyze the results, it was used as reference discursive textual analysis. The main results were the concern of teachers with the choice and organization of their life goals and the relationship that they made between quality of life with satisfaction, professional and personal.