Teaching, the hardest job you'll ever love! [electronic resource] : helpful ideas for teachers in and out of the classroom / Steve Sonntag.
Sonntag, Steve.
2010
LB1025.3 .S66 2010eb
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Title Teaching, the hardest job you'll ever love! [electronic resource] : helpful ideas for teachers in and out of the classroom / Steve Sonntag.
Author Sonntag, Steve.
ISBN 9781607097402 (electronic book.)
1607097400 (electronic book)
9781607097389
1607097389
9781607097396
1607097397
Imprint Lanham, Md. : Rowman & Littlefield Education, c2010.
Language English
Description 1 online resource (xi, 167 p.)
Call Number LB1025.3 .S66 2010eb
Dewey Decimal Classification 371.102
Summary Teaching Is The Hardest Job You Will Ever Love! is a realistic guide that can help the high school teacher and community. It includes ways to maintain one's health, how to balance one's personal and school life, and how to interact in a better, successful manner. In order to become successful, it is important for high school teachers to include personal fulfillment so that students will ultimately learn not only the subject matter but also how to be self-sufficient, be self-accountable, and learn with others.
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The purpose of Teaching, the Hardest Job You'll Ever Love!
Striving for a healthy life as a person
How about moving your body?
Mental and emotional workouts
Relaxation times
The adversarial administration?
Different evaluation processes
Utilizing available resources
Working with your colleagues
Working with students' parents/guardians
Time is of the essence!
The teacher's perspective about the classes
Mutual respect
The teacher's sensitivity of students
Appreciating and working with uniqueness
Consistent fairness
The challenging students
Tech-savvy students
Students need and respect organization
That's neat!
Questioning can lead to successful understanding
High expectations
Connecting the classroom with the outside world
Coaching a sport
Coaching the academic decathlon
If and when you still have extra time and extra energy
"You can make more tomorrows than a person can possibly count".

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