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Resilient educators harness the power of "being in the moment" to help focus on what's within our locus of control. How do you stay present?
If you're feeling a bit blue even as the days fill with more sunlight and the weather starts to turn towards Spring - you are not alone! This time of the year is often called the "Spring Slump" as it's a time when new teachers (and veterans) can feel tired, overwhelmed, and sad.
With few extended breaks, the potential for student behaviors to arise as the temperatures do, and the mounting pressure of state testing, it's not unusual to feel like you're taking a step back and that progress is stalling. BUT. There is good news! This second phase of disillusionment is nowhere near the length or intensity of what you likely experienced back in November and December. And, you're much better equipped to handle these lows now that you've made it through the deepest ones.
If you're looking for some additional suggestions to help you navigate this Spring Slump Phase of the school year, check out the suggestions below.
A Dive Into The Spring Slump
A Dive Into The Spring Slump
Focus on Decision Fatigue
Focus on Decision Fatigue
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