A meta-analysis of 43 studies (N 19,299 participants) was conducted to determine the magnitude of correlation between job stress and copying strategies for elementary and secondary teachers from a multi-dimensional perspective. Across included studies on the correlation between overall job stress and overall copying strategies, the weighted mean effect size was .10. Besides, the correlation between overall job stress and negative avoidance, the correlation between overall job stress and putting it away awhile, and the correlation between overall job stress and seeking for support are significant and positive. The correlation between overall job stress and problem solving are not significant. The correlation between work loading and overall copying strategies and the correlation between interpersonal stress and overall copying strategies are also significant and positive.Additionally, the tests of homogeneity of most topics were statistically significant. Elementary versus secondary teachers was found to be significant moderator on the correlation between overall job stress and overall copying strategies, that between overall job stress and negative avoidance, that between overall job stress and putting it away awhile, that between work loading and overall copying strategies, and that between interpersonal stress and overall copying strategies. The position held was also a significant moderator on the correlation between overall job stress and overall copying strategies, that between overall job stress and negative avoidance, that between overall job stress and problem solving, and that between work loading and overall copying strategies.