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The subjective wellbeing of expatriate international school teachers in Hong Kong: An exploratory study into the influence of school-level factors
Mark G. HARRISON,
Wai Kai HOU
Department of Psychology (PS)
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Hong Kong
100%
International Schools
100%
School Factors
100%
Expatriates
100%
Subjective Well-being
100%
International School Teachers
100%
Well-being
66%
Teacher Well-being
66%
Social Isolation
66%
Expatriate Teachers
66%
Copyright
33%
Cultural Differences
33%
Performativity
33%
Shared Vision
33%
Senior Leaders
33%
Educational Provision
33%
Institutional Environment
33%
School Sector
33%
Substantial Contribution
33%
Student Leaders
33%
Social Sciences
Hong Kong
100%
International Schools
100%
Wellbeing
100%
Social Alienation
40%
Industrial Sector
20%
Cultural Differences
20%
Institutional Environment
20%
Psychology
Wellbeing
100%
Performativity
20%