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Werken in het onderwijs: Literatuuronderzoek

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Voor het hanteren van stress gebruiken docenten cognitieve gedragsstrategieën. Na een belasting is er sprake van herstelbehoefte. In een literatuuronderzoek zijn effectieve strategieën en herstelbevorderende activiteiten onderzocht.

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Konijnenburg, J. Werken in het onderwijs: Literatuuronderzoek. TVBV 13, 160–163 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03074182

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