PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PEDAGOGICAL SUPPORT AND TEACHERS’ OCCUPATIONAL STRESS.
Abstract
The profession of a teacher is a type of activity of specialists working in the field of education and upbringing, aimed at the development of students through providing them with knowledge, teaching them moral and educational values, and through an individual approach. The tasks of a teacher are to provide students with knowledge in various subjects, to organize an educational process based on moral values and social norms, which contributes to their educational development.
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