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Cedoline, A.J. (1982) Job Burnout in Public Education: Symptoms, Causes, and Survival Skills. Columbia University, New York, 96-102.

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• TITLE: A Case Study of Job Burnout of a Post-90s English Teachers in Rural Junior School

  AUTHORS: Xiaojun Huang, Haiming Huang

  KEYWORDS: Rural English Teachers, Burnout, Narrative Studies, Case Study

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Access Library Journal, Vol.11 No.8, August 22, 2024

  ABSTRACT: The literacy of rural teachers directly determines the high-quality and sustainable development of rural education. In the context of rural revitalization, the job burnout of rural junior high school English teachers cannot be ignored. Through a case study, this paper presents the narrative story of the burnout of rural junior high school English teachers after the 90s, exposes the underlying factors that still lead to burnout, and finally puts forward suggestions to alleviate the burnout of rural middle school English teachers.