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5 Reminders for when teaching gets tough. 

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5 Reminders for when teaching gets tough. 

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1. YOU ARE APPRECIATED.
2. YOU ARE MAKING A DIFFERENCE.

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1. Get involved with holiday celebrations
2. Experience with the curriculum and mix it up for the kids. It helps to bring excitement to classroom and break up monotony.

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5 Reminders for when teaching gets tough.

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5 Reminders for when teaching gets tough.

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1. Don't compare yourself to others.
2.You were made for this, you can do it.

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- Remember your successes and use them to fuel you to keep going
- You are a great teacher
- Break is coming!

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1.  Be around positive and supportive people
2. Kids are funny, find a way to laugh even when you are struggling.

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When Teaching Gets Tough: 8 Tips From Veteran Teachers

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When Teaching Gets Tough: 8 Tips From Veteran Teachers

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1. Find celebrations in everyday moments
2. Stay positive

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1. Teaching is far more than a job
2. Your passion for teaching will be renewed

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1. Continue to focus on the positives. It is easer to reflect on what is not working, but make the time to reward yourself for what is working well and how that success can continue.

2. Continue to build relationships. Every students is different, so do not focus on their failures, but focus on their success and what they do best.

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When teaching gets tough.

1. .Don't compare yourself.
2.  Certainly steal and borrow ideas, but focus on your strengths.
3. You ARE a good teacher.
4.  Second to family, no-one has more impact on people’s lives than a teacher.

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1. Reflect - think about what went well and what you can change to make something better!
2. Find celebrations in everyday moments

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5 Reminders for When Teaching Gets Tough

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5 Reminders for When Teaching Gets Tough

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1.  Keep notes and cards as reminders for when things get tough.

2. Take time for yourself at breaks. It will make you feel better.

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1. Local connections! Get the kids out into the world.
2. Inspire, show students where to look not what to look for.

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1. Find celebrations in everyday moments - when students bring you pictures or when they happy dance as they line up to go somewhere they've been looking forward to.
2. Keep your sense of humor - I follow several different teacher groups on Facebook and the posts are hilarious and uplifting!

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1. Focus on Relationships
2. Keep your sense of humor

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5 Reminders for when Teaching Gets Tough

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5 Reminders for when Teaching Gets Tough

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1. Focus on relationships and keep your sense of humor
2. Find celebrations in everyday moments

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1. Have faith in our abilities
2. Keep your sense of humor

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1. Laugh.
2. We are better together.

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5 Reminders for When Teaching Gets Tough 

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5 Reminders for When Teaching Gets Tough 

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1. Even when you don't think you are doing anything right- you really are
2. You are a good teacher!

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Like it. The calling and remembering the difference you have made in some of their attitudes. Remember that you are a good teacher

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1. Laugh. Don't get so overwhelmed with classroom management that you can't laugh at the funny things students do. Relax.
2.Focus on relationships. If they don't sound perfect at the concert, that's ok as long as the relationships are there.

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1. Focus on Successes, learn from mistakes and let them go
2. Focus on relationships and always keep your sense of humor!!

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1. Stay Positive, even when things aren't going your way
2. Recharge on your next break is a must.

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1. Reconnect with fellow First Year teachers. ( Since this is my first teaching I reconnect with friends from college who are also first year teachers and one that is teaching same grade curriculum so we are going through a lot of the same things.)
2. Experiment with the curriculum. ( I have a hard time making things my own. I see it in the book and I think that is the way it has to be taught. I have been trying to put my own spin on things, but sometimes I find it difficult.)

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1.focus on the positives: learn from your mistakes, and move on- at the end of the year the students will be influenced from your positive moments more than your negative
2. keep your sense of humor: find teacher memes or Pinterest boards on teacher humor

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1. You are appreciated.
2. You are making a difference.