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From Striving to Struggling: Perfectionism, Reflection, and Burnout in the Turkish EFL Teaching Context
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2024-10-10
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Kırmızı, Gözde
Course, Simla
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This present study investigated the relationships between perfectionism, reflection, and burnout among Turkish EFL teachers working as instructors in higher education, concurrently exploring their perceptions regarding these constructs. Employing a mixed-method design, quantitative data were collected from 519 teachers across various universities in Türkiye implementing questionnaires, with qualitative data gathered through open-ended questions (n=330) and semi-structured interviews (n=12). Quantitative data was analyzed by employing descriptive, correlation, and multiple regression analysis, while thematic analysis was implemented for qualitative analysis. Initial findings revealed a positive correlation between perfectionism and burnout, while burnout and reflection correlated negatively. Regression analyses identified self-critical perfectionism as a prominent predictor of burnout among the variables, while certain reflective practices emerged as protective factors. The findings of qualitative data unveiled two main categories regarding the perceptions of participants: drivers of challenges (e.g., workload, student disengagement) and coping mechanisms (e.g., colleague-oriented feedback, self-reflection). The findings highlighted the value of fostering a balance in perfectionist tendencies and incorporating reflective practices in teacher training and in-service training programs. Lastly, the results and limitations were discussed in the context of relevant literature, presenting implications and suggestions for future research.
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https://webupload.gazi.edu.tr/upload/1129/2024/10/10/c71e0e38-ec6d-4f86-9c62-566ae12aef2b-icolals-2024-program-and-abstracts.pdf
https://hdl.handle.net/11511/111769
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ICOLALS 2024 Language Canvas: Painting Cultural Connections, Crafting Tomorrow
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G. Kırmızı and S. Course, “From Striving to Struggling: Perfectionism, Reflection, and Burnout in the Turkish EFL Teaching Context,” presented at the ICOLALS 2024 Language Canvas: Painting Cultural Connections, Crafting Tomorrow, Ankara, Türkiye, 2024, Accessed: 00, 2024. [Online]. Available: https://webupload.gazi.edu.tr/upload/1129/2024/10/10/c71e0e38-ec6d-4f86-9c62-566ae12aef2b-icolals-2024-program-and-abstracts.pdf.