Hello everyone! After 3 years at a Private school I ventured out and got a job at a public school as a SPED resource teacher. I am so excited for this new adventure and couldn’t wait to share it with my favorite people!

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How do you approach your mentor teacher and let them know you are struggling? *backstory* I am a special education teacher at a private school in a classroom with 9 students who are all at different academic levels. I am getting my master this year so have to student sped student teaching. My mentor teacher has been really hard on me changing everything I’m doing, and telling me what I need to work on but I feel like I’m too afraid to ask for help. She mentions it on all my forms so far that I don’t ask for help cause I feel I should have all the answers but when I approach her I get nervous and flustered and forget my questions. So how would you handle this? I really wanna be successful but feel like my own nerves and anxiety stop me.*

📆 “Design Your Recharge Ritual” Pick one small thing you’ll do each week to reset and reflect. It could be journaling every Friday, a morning playlist, a “no work after 7pm” boundary; whatever protects your energy. Describe your ritual and how it’ll help you last the entire year without burning out.

I actually made a live it was uplifting and fun to be part of the talk. who else felt live was better than watching later?