Dr. Julius Simon, a faculty member of the School of Teacher Education and Liberal Arts at the University of Baguio, Philippines, made significant strides at the IAFOR International Conference on Education (IICE2024) held in Hawaii. Dr. Simon’s participation as a presenter offered valuable insights into the complex world of teaching employees’ life trajectories. His research delved into the examination of pre-retirees’ life conditions and satisfaction levels, specifically focusing on their anxieties and their coping mechanisms. This dual focus not only sheds light on crucial aspects of educators’ lives but also provides actionable recommendations for institutions aiming to support their faculty members throughout their careers.
The research stands as a testament to the university’s dedication to advancing educational discourse. The work also served as an integral part of the conference’s review committee, shaping scholarly discussions and fostering collaborations among attendees. By bridging the gap between research and practice, the study underscores the importance of addressing the holistic well-being of teaching professionals.
As the IAFOR 2024 conference concluded, it left a lasting impact on the education community, with the research work garnering attention for its innovative approach and actionable recommendations. Dr. Simon’s active involvement as both a presenter and a member of the review committee showcased his commitment to excellence and leadership in education research. This dedication paves the way for meaningful advancements in supporting educators worldwide.
