Hr principal pd session the phases of the first year of teaching
- 1. The Phases of the First Year of Teaching
- 2. The first year of teaching is like a community garden because... THE PHASES OF THE FIRST YEAR OF TEACHING
- 3. MY FIRST YEAR OF TEACHING With an elbow partner, take a few minutes to share a memory from your first year of teaching.
- 4. Reflection Survival Anticipation Disillusionment Rejuvenation Rejuvenation THE PHASES OF THE FIRST YEAR OF TEACHING
- 5. In your group, Place each phase where you think it belongs on the graph provided. The phases are listed (in no particular order) at the bottom of the page. THE PHASES OF THE FIRST YEAR OF TEACHING
- 6. THE PHASES OF THE FIRST YEAR OF TEACHING
- 7. THE PHASES OF THE FIRST YEAR OF TEACHING
- 8. THE PHASES OF THE FIRST YEAR OF TEACHING What does each phase look like?
- 9. THE PHASES OF THE FIRST YEAR OF TEACHING Anticipation
- 10. THE PHASES OF THE FIRST YEAR OF TEACHING
- 11. THE PHASES OF THE FIRST YEAR OF TEACHING Survival
- 12. THE PHASES OF THE FIRST YEAR OF TEACHING
- 13. THE PHASES OF THE FIRST YEAR OF TEACHING Disillusionment
- 14. THE PHASES OF THE FIRST YEAR OF TEACHING
- 15. THE PHASES OF THE FIRST YEAR OF TEACHING Rejuvenation
- 17. THE PHASES OF THE FIRST YEAR OF TEACHING Celebration
- 18. THE PHASES OF THE FIRST YEAR OF TEACHING
- 19. THE PHASES OF THE FIRST YEAR OF TEACHING Reflection
- 20. THE PHASES OF THE FIRST YEAR OF TEACHING
- 21. How can you use this information to help your staff maintain balance? THE PHASES OF THE FIRST YEAR OF TEACHING
- 22. Balance Between Life and Work: Tips for New (and not-so new) Teachers We can encourage our staff to: Decide what is really important. Everyone wants to have a successful career, but it shouldn’t always have to come at the expense of family & friends. Set reasonable hours early on. New teachers often work, work, work because they feel they have to. They do not get paid for these extra hours, and this must be kept in mind. Eat a healthy diet Wear good, sturdy shoes.
- 23. Balance Between Life and Work: Tips for New (and not-so-new) Teachers Keep time with family and friends work free. Do not try to multi-task all of the time. This usually leads to annoyed friends, neglected children and spouses and frustrated teachers. Keep time for loved ones free from school work whenever possible. This may mean waiting until bedtime to correct papers, or staying after school to finish up planning. Time is at a premium, don't waste it.
- 24. Balance Between Life and Work: Tips for New (and not-so-new) Teachers Work out regularly. New teachers often say that exercise is the last thing that they have time for. However, it's a huge stress reliever and quintessential to a healthy lifestyle. Ask for help from veteran teachers. Teachers are often willing to share ideas and lesson plans, and these things can reap huge benefits to new teachers. Don't be afraid to ask. It's not a sign of weakness, but rather a sign of strength and confidence.