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2023 Faculty of Education NEWPORT INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN EDUCATION

Evaluation of Factors that Affect Teachers’ Job Satisfaction and the Impact on Student Academic Performances

Ugwu Jovita Nnenna, 2Mbabazi Asiat, 3Tom Mulegi, 2Eze Chidinma Esther, 1Aleke Jude Uchechukwu, 4Rachel Okwaja Puche and 5Eric Mabonga

Performance has various facets and is influenced by a variety of factors, such as organizational dedication and workideals. Performance has been heavily sought throughout the history of education, both from teachers and fromstudents, as a measure of production. Since teacher job satisfaction and student accomplishment are related, theyoffer a significant opportunity to enhance the educational process. However, if teachers are unable to show qualityperformance in the form of students' achievement scores, the purpose of reaching academic goals remains unmet.This paper evaluated the elements that affect instructors' job satisfaction and its impact on students' academicachievement because that component is also the most crucial topic of research and the core of educationalpsychology. The study determined that students and management are the two key influencing factors at the schoollevel based on secondary data. The institutional culture of the school and student management are included in themanagement side of education, whereas the learning environment for students is included in the student aspect.Similar workplace considerations included the opportunity for professional progress, workload pressure, andlearning exchange. Finally, one important factor in influencing teachers' happiness is how well their expectationsare met across the board. As a result, this article came to the conclusion that there is a direct correlation betweeninstructors' job satisfaction and students' academic success. As a result, it is important to improve teachers' jobsatisfaction because doing so will improve students' academic outcomes