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Jan 28, 2012
I am interested. As student teachers, I realise that stress levels can be extremely high.
I was wondering what exactly is the biggest cause of stress. Is it the planning? (if so I have a file that may help you - [link removed])
However, I actually have a hunch that planning isnt the biggest stress - is it rather the marking workload? Is it the constant observations? Is it behavioural issues in the classroom? Is it the fees/lack of money? Perhaps it is the prospect of not finding a job - with this NQT completion deadline in the background?
I would be quite interested to know because I am soon to be a PGCE mentor for my school and LEA and it is 8 years since I was a student myself.
What are your feelings regarding the above stresses? Do you see them as short-term hardships or does the future look a little blighted?
Thanks for your input in advance. Good luck with it all
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