A young teacher recounts a negative experience with a challenging student in her first year of teaching, detailing how the incident led to a change in her demeanor and approach towards her students. She now prioritizes her mental health and struggles with the emotional toll of dealing with disruptive behavior.
these days are not given enough credit for the mental and physical labour poured into educating their students not only to gain knowledge but are also part of the child’s development to becoming a contributing member of society.
“At the time, I was struggling to hold my anger in.I was raising my hand already but I headed out to wash my face and say a prayer then calm myself down. Not only that, Aina did what she could as a teacher to accommodate to the young child’s “requests” but no fruition came out of it and in the end, the student moved to another school.
TEACHER STUDENT BEHAVIOR MENTAL HEALTH EDUCATION CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT
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