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The Role of Positive Emotions in Daycare Teaching: A Descriptive Qualitative Study
Daycare teachers serve as both caregivers and educators during a critical stage of child development, yet they often face burnout due to emotional exhaustion, workload demands, and limited support. This qualitative descriptive study explored how positive emotions influence the physical, social, and
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