Unraveling Staff Behavior in Education by Wendy Elle.
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Unraveling Staff Behavior in Education by Wendy Elle.
Sometimes a nice bath puts things in perspective #baths #teacherstress https://www.instagram.com/p/B56HzfFC3y7/?igshid=17tudf07w15bk
Some days everything just seems exhausting. Overwhelming. Too much. . . Those are the days we need to push through the most. Get over the hump and make the magic happen. . . #teacherstress is real. We know that going into the profession. However, if you’re creeping into the spectrum of #teacherburnout, then we need to have a different conversation on how to fix it! . . #instagramteachers #teacherssupportteachers #thatteacherlife #iteach #teacher #teachers #teacherlife #teachersofinstagram #teachersfollowteachers #elementaryteacher #middleschoolteacher #highschoolteacher #teachertribe #igteachers #Tpt #teacherspayteachers #teachersofig #quotes #quoteoftheday #education #teacherquotes #school #motivationalquotes #teachersofTPT #iteachela #iteachtoo #teacherblogger @jasminestar https://www.instagram.com/p/B4Z0aV-Bzfz/?igshid=1e9a2jhkh2h65
Why Does My Child Act Out In School?! Do you often gets calls from the school about your child’s behavior? Does your child have trouble interacting socially? Does your child cry and complain about going to school? Does your child have trouble focusing and sitting still? It’s common today for a child to struggle in the school setting. There are many reasons your child may be struggling in the school setting. Let’s talk about it! - Anxiety! Your child may be nervous and some children have high expectations of themselves which may impact how they focus and interact with others. It’s important to remember our children don’t understand things like adults. Children often view things in black and white. For example children don’t think about the what if’s? - ADHD- ADHD is a common disorder among the young. There are many distractions in a school and if a child is suffering from ADHD it impacts behavior and academics. A child who has ADHD has to have special accommodations to help them get through the school day. - Depression- children don’t show depressive symptoms like adults, they may be aggressive or easily annoyed. It’s important to understand your child’s environment and identify possible stressors for their behaviors. - Fear- some children are scared of interacting with others, some are shy and some lack social skills. Some children may be scared they will disappoint others. Help! Remember children act out because they are unable to manage their emotions. Not all reinforcements and punishments will work for every child. It’s important to focus on the child’s strengths and talk to them about possible consequences. If your child is struggling in the school setting or another setting please contact BackCountry Counseling today for help! www.backcountrycounseling.com #schoolstress #childactingout #strugglinginschool #parenthelp #teacherstress #complaintsfromschool #needhelpwithchild #depressioninchildren #fearinchildren https://www.instagram.com/p/BpPls0FBFn8/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=qvivsxdrva2k
do you ever take a deep breath after four beers and realize you just unfurrowed your brow for the first time of the entire day.
Mheerrrrr
I want to type a big long post about all that’s going on in my mind. But i don’t have the energy to do that.
This year has been making me feel like I am going going going thinking thinking thinking working working working NONSTOP.
So instead of writing what I have on my mind, what I’m sure would be very cathartic, I’m going to sit and do nothing on my bed for half an hour. Or maybe listen to my audiobook so I can get out of my own head for a little bit.
Working in education is hard and seriously just so freakin commendable.
Keep it real, babies.