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Teacher Burnout

Deborah Jeter
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Relaxation Techniques

In closing:

We can reduce burnout by living one day at a time. The "elephant" doesn't appear quite so overwhelming when we eat it one bite at a time. Even in the midst of chaos, focus on the solutions. Participate in hands-on activities. (And this doesn't mean around someone's neck).

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4.   July 13, 2006 10:24 PM
In response to Teacher Rantings posted by cfkane41:

I do agree that teaching can be very stressful. There are not enough hours i ...

-- posted by rgalvan
3.   September 11, 2003 2:47 PM
I am a disgruntled teacher giving up after over six years in the system. Please feel free to visit my website at:

http://www.angelfire.com/crazy2/teachanyone/index.html

or my Yahoo! Group at:
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-- posted by cfkane41
2.   May 30, 1997 6:08 PM
Hi, Carol, I can breathe sighs of relief for a couple of months. And all I can say in response to your comment is, it was my pleasure. ;-) ...

-- posted by Deborah_Jeter
1.   May 30, 1997 5:38 PM
Deborah,

Since I'm one of those burnt out teachers, all I can say is--Thanks. I needed that!

Carol (Virtually gardening) ...

-- posted by CarolWallace



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