Letters to the Editor...
Burnout
Do I think we are creating student burnout in the elementary level in the education system? Certainly not. Students need to know how to read, how to communicate and how to function at an appropriate maturity level. Homework and testing creates stress for the student and pressure for the parents but we have to remember, these feeling will never go away. The real world is full of these feelings. So, do we hide students from it or teach them how to effectivey deal with feelings like stress and pressure? The bottom line is students must meet the curriculum. It is our job to make that an enjoyable, yet educational learning experience. Let's start showing kids how to deal with upset, rather than hiding them from it. If students are burning out, it's because we are letting them.
Jill, sabadashjill@netscape.net,
2/06/02
This month's letters:
special education, 2/28/02, by kristen.
Behavior Managemant Tips, 2/20/02, by Lynne Glover.
Violations of Teachers' Constitutional Rights (continued), 2/17/02, by Darlene Goodman.
Violations of Teachers' Constitutional Rights, 2/16/02, by Darlene Goodman.
Certification and Ethics, 2/14/02, by Tom.
Success, 2/13/02, by Shaun Best.
Burnout, 2/10/02, by Dan.
Burnout, 2/08/02, by Terry.
Burnout, 2/08/02, by pl4kids.
Burnout, 2/07/02, by Chloe.
Burnout, 2/06/02, by Jill.
Burnout, 2/06/02, by Staci, MI.
student burnout, 2/06/02, by Karen.
student burnout, 2/06/02, by Sue.
Are we helping to create student burnout?, 2/06/02, by Regina Hartsuck.
Student Burnout, 2/06/02, by Laura.
Are we helping to create student burnout?, 2/05/02, by Mary/PA.
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