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Re: teacher burn out
Posted by nbct2007 on 10/27/07
On 9/09/07, Kristen wrote:
> I am in the 4th week of my 3rd year of teaching special ed
> resource middle school children. I am in a "good" school.
> But for some reason, this time around, I really feel like
> this is not the job for me. I just don't enjoy it. I don't
> think I ever really did enjoy it. I envy people who love
> their jobs. I think about switching grades, but it doesn't
> interest me. I do enjoy working in a one-on-one (or two)
> setting with teaching. My resource classes range from 10 to
> 15 students. These students are not very well behaved when
> they get together. And my classroom management seems to be
> minimal. And, come to think of it, I'd rather do all the
> special ed paperwork instead of teaching (of course, I have
> to do both). I have my undergrad degree in Learning
> Disabilities and a Master's degree in Reading Education.
> Does anyone have any suggestions for me career-wise? I want
> this to be my last year teaching for the public school
> district. I have no motivation or desire to go back to
> teaching in a classroom setting.
Posts on this thread, including this one
- teacher burn out, 9/09/07, by Kristen.
- Re: teacher burn out, 10/13/07, by Kelly (I am a MR.).
- Re: teacher burn out, 10/24/07, by richard.
- Re: teacher burn out--If the job is so "cushy" as you say, , 10/24/07, by why are teachers burnt out? nfm.
- Re: teacher burn out, 10/27/07, by nbct2007.
- Re: teacher burn out--If the job is so "cushy" as you say, , 1/05/08, by Jackie-- 4th.
- Re: teacher burn out--If the job is so "cushy" as you say, , 8/07/08, by mnm.
- Re: teacher burn out--If the job is so "cushy" as you say, , 8/07/08, by get professional help...don't tell boss.
- Re: teacher burn out, 8/10/08, by sj.
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