Education
Inner Strength Boosts Teacher Commitment Differently for Men and Women, Study Finds
Hope and resilience boosted commitment directly in female teachers, but worked through wellbeing in male teachers.
Psychreg News Team · 13 October 2026
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Education
Teachers Confident with AI Report Higher Well-Being, Chinese Study Finds
Vocational teachers with broad confidence in teaching with AI reported the highest well-being, though AI anxiety reduced this benefit.
Psychreg News Team · 13 October 2026
Education
Primary School Teachers Feel Responsible for Pupils’ Mental Health, But Not for Treatment
Teachers feel responsible for noticing pupils' mental health problems but not for treating them, and they need a supported whole-school network to do that work.
Psychreg News Team · 09 October 2026
Education
Positive Coping and Social Support Linked to Greater Resilience in Secondary School Teachers
Teachers who tackle stress positively and seek support stay more resilient than those who avoid it.
Psychreg News Team · 28 September 2026
Stories & Perspectives
What My Student Teachers Taught Me About the State of Philippine English
Struggling English proficiency among future teachers risks limiting opportunities for the next generation of Filipino students.
Rona dela Rosa, PhD · 01 August 2026
Education
Trainee Teachers Boost Young Readers’ Literacy While Learning to Teach, Study Finds
A Philippine literacy programme boosted children's reading skills while helping trainee teachers build real classroom confidence and competence.
Psychreg News Team · 27 July 2026
Education
Trainee Teachers in the Philippines Left Without Proper Classroom Support, New Study Reveals
Philippine teacher training suffers from weak supervision and limited student involvement, a new study finds.
Psychreg News Team · 25 July 2026
Education
Manila Teacher Study Finds Burnout Linked to Lack of Reward, Not Workload Alone
Manila teacher study shows burnout stems from limited career security and recognition, not workload volume alone.
Psychreg News Team · 24 July 2026
Education
Strict Teachers May Increase Academic Dishonesty in Written Work, Study Finds
Strict teaching does not stop cheating, it just moves dishonesty from exams into written coursework.
Psychreg News Team · 31 May 2026
Education
Teacher Well-Being Begins with a Culture of Trust in Schools
Supporting teacher well-being requires school cultures of trust and shared learning to boost professional growth and retention.
Robert Haynes · 21 May 2026
Education
Namibia’s New Maths Curriculum Is Helping Pupils Think Critically and Compete Globally, Study Finds
A new study finds Namibia's revised maths curriculum supports critical thinking and widens career opportunities for pupils.
Psychreg News Team · 20 March 2026
Mental Health
Teachers’ Mental Health Crisis Deepened by Inequality and Workload During Covid, Study Finds
Pandemic pressures exposed how inequality, workload, and lack of support harmed teachers’ mental health, with resilience relying more on personal coping than systems.
Psychreg News Team · 08 February 2026
Business
UK Teachers Face Rising Abuse Crisis as Stress and Retention Concerns Grow
UK teachers face rising abuse from students and parents, driving stress, anxiety, and resignations, study reveals.
Psychreg News Team · 12 June 2025
Education
Why Giving Students Choice in PE Improves Their Performance
Students perform better in sports when their physical education teachers adopt a more autonomy-supportive teaching style.
Psychreg News Team · 04 April 2025
Clinical Psychology
Indonesian Teachers Faced Major Challenges in Teaching Children With Autism During Pandemic
Teachers in Indonesia faced significant challenges in adapting distance learning for children with autism during Covid, highlighting the need for better support.
Psychreg News Team · 19 March 2025