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Burnout is high, and attrition is increasing in our schools. Educators are beyond stressed. Children are traumatized, and teachers do their best to support what ails them. Teachers feel the burden, and it’s heavy. School districts must deal with the effects of secondary traumatic stress on educators.
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A principal’s job is a tough one. You are managing day-to-day operations, putting out fires, and managing people. You worry about students and teachers day and night. Sometimes, you worry about the health of staff members because they have tough jobs, too. Eventually, teachers began to wear down from the weight of all of the responsibilities. They need support and empathy. Here are five ways to support teacher wellness.
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In our last post, we wrote about teacher wellness and self-care becoming a priority. Educators have more opportunities to attend workshops and conferences. Do you want to learn how to reduce stress and burnout? Teach and Take Time for You has the perfect workshop for you. Mark your calendar! This event, “Strategies and Tips to Reduce Stress and Burnout” is Saturday, October 6, 2018.
First, answer a few questions to see if this is a fit for you. Are you stressed out? Are you ready to quit the profession? Do you drag yourself to work each morning? Are you losing patience with your students, colleagues, and parents? Do you count the days between weekends and holidays? If your answer is Yes to any question, this is the perfect workshop for You! Continue reading