Teachers on the Frontline: Managing Stress and Anxiety in Schools
I think teachers fundamentally have become therapists in the classroom, and so we've gone back to relationship building.
Imagine being a teacher during a global pandemic. It's a tough job on a good day, but COVID-19 has turned the classroom into a pressure cooker of stress and anxiety. In this episode of 'On Your Radar', John Williams chats with experts from Rosecrance about the immense challenges school faculty and staff have faced during these unprecedented times. From juggling remote learning to becoming unofficial therapists for their students, teachers have been stretched thin.
The discussion dives into the unique stressors educators are dealing with and offers practical advice on how to cope. Whether you're a teacher yourself or just curious about the mental health impact on frontline workers in education, this episode sheds light on the resilience and resourcefulness of those shaping young minds. The experts also emphasize the importance of building strong relationships with students, which can be a lifeline in these stressful times.
Tune in for insights and strategies that can help educators navigate the rough waters of pandemic teaching.