There is also a number of studies reflecting the expression of teachers’ burn-out syndrome. Each study has its own focus. for instance. Hakan Sari (2004) explores issues of burn-out and work satisfaction among special school teachers in Turkey. WelkoTomie and Elvira Tomic (2008) have discovered that lack of existential fulfillment is an important burn-out determinant among primary education teachers and primary school principals in the Netherlands. The findings of HaimGaziel (1995) indicate that teachers in Israel, when Experiencing professional burn-out, intend to leave their workplace or change profession. David Chan (2007) shows results of the study there burn-out is related to successful intelligence and self-efficacy among Chinese prospective and in-service school teachers in Hong Kong. Fernando Betoret (2006) has investigated relationships between teacher occupational stressors, self-efficacy, coping resources, and burn-out among Spanish secondary school teachers. Millicent Asel and Joanne Sewell (1999) in their study discuss the sources of stress and burn-out symptoms among rural and urban secondary school teachers in the USA.