TEACHER BURNOUT

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Teacher Burnout Assessment

Are you a teacher feeling overwhelmed and drained? Take our Teacher Burnout Assessment to evaluate your emotional and physical well-being. This quiz consists of 11 thought-provoking questions that will help you reflect on your current state and identify areas for improvement.

Understand your burnout levels
Identify triggers and stressors
Receive insights to improve your well-being

11 Questions3 MinutesCreated by CaringGuide240

I feel run down and drained of physical or emotional energy.

Always

Frequently

Sometimes

Never

I am easily irritated by small problems, or by my co-workers and team.

Always

Frequently

Sometimes

Never

I feel that I have no one to talk to.

Always

Frequently

Sometimes

Never

I feel that I am not getting what I want out of my job.

Always

Frequently

Sometimes

Never

I find that I do not have time to plan as much as I would like to.

Always

Frequently

Sometimes

Never

I feel that I am in the wrong organization or the wrong profession.

Always

Freuently

Sometimes

Never

I feel that I am achieving less than I should.

Always

Frequently

Sometimes

Never

I feel that organizational politics or bureaucracy frustrate my ability to do a good job.

Always

Frequently

Sometimes

Never

I feel sick to my stomach when I think about work.

Always

Frequently

Sometimes

Never

I wish people would leave me alone at work.

Always

Frequently

Sometimes

Never

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