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How to Cope with Stress as A Teacher by Luis Valentino

Dr. Luis Valentino, a career educator who has supervised and mentored hundreds of educators suggests that there are strategies that can help to address teacher stress, and help find solutions that will lead to sound mental, emotional, and physical well-being.

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How to Cope with Stress as A Teacher by Luis Valentino

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  1. Teachers and Stress: A Bad Combination The teaching profession is demanding. Each year, half of active teachers leave the profession, and stress is one factor that moves teachers to seek other careers. With numerous unendingpressures in the profession, stress management skills need to be developed. That said, do you know how to manage stress levels that come with being a teacher? Dr. Luis Valentino, a career educator who has supervised and mentored hundreds of educators suggests that there are strategies that can help to address teacher stress, and help find solutions that will lead to sound mental, emotional, and physical well-being. With his expertise on matters related to teachers, you can rest assured of finding the ideal solution. Ways to cope with stress as a teacher If stress is not managed well, it could be catastrophic. Therefore, professional help will go a long way in equipping you with the ideal skills to cope with stress. Here is an overview on how to cope with teaching stress. Identify the source of the stress The various issues that teachers deal with on a daily basistake a definite toll on their mental and emotional health. That said, you need to find out what is the main cause of being stressed

  2. out. After all, the finding out the problem provides the through way to finding a solution. Once you have found out the cause of stress, try as much as possible to reduce the pressure emanating from the cause of stress. You may decide to quit doing what affects you psychologically or even change tactics of handling the issue. Understand your roles Failure to understand your role in your place of work leads to overwhelming yourself with duties that are not in your mandate. As a result, you get stressed. Be sure to know what role you play and stick to it. Handling the roles of others will certainly do you more harm than good. As a teacher, your primary responsibility is the students you teach. Secondary are any responsibilities outside of the classroom. Exercise regularly Exercising is beneficial to your general health. Apart from weight reduction, exercise plays a key role in reducing stress by triggering the hormones that stimulate happiness. It also brings a certain level of calm to mind and body. Seek professional help There are times when the only thing that will help is seeking the services of an expert will be of immense help to finding a solution to your problem. Be sure to find a highly experienced and skilled expert to help with your problem. Dr. Luis Valentino seeking expert services from individuals who have accumulated experiences working with educators Conclusion Teaching is an incredible profession that brings with it an incredible amount of stress. As much as teaching might pose a serious threat to your mental health, it is up to you to protect it. Be sure to apply strategies that will help you lower your stress. And when needed, seek expert help when it becomes overwhelming. Remember, you own your life and only you can safeguard it! Visit: http://www.valentino.org/

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