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As a teacher you have to know all the subjects you teach as well as the textbooks. I taught 5th grade and had to know 8 subjects. It usually took me 2 years to really know a textbook when I got a new one. A teacher also has to know about his/ her students and to know when a lesson is working or not. She/he has to be able to change methods if they are needed, but also to keep in mind the objectives they have set and the state standards. When doing lesson plans all of these factors have to be kept in mind and what the final goals for the students are. Each teacher also has a foundation philosophy concerning education and teaching to root them in how they teach and why. Mentally, this take a lot of focus by the teacher and all goes on at the same time as well as keeping things organized and students on task. Physically, teaching is tiring because the work of a teacher is never ending. Teachers often have to serve yard duty , get 30 minutes for lunch, and few bathroom breaks. Sometimes dealing with rude, disruptive students can be very hard and keeps a teacher from reaching the goal of the lesson. Students also bully a teacher and this takes an emotional and physical toll as well. Yet, when you see a student learning that is the reward you finally get even though it took you hours, days, weeks or months to see the "light come on" in a student's mind.
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What are the physical surroundings work hours and mental and physical demands of being a teacher?
the hours are 9:00Am - 3:30
What are the physical emotional and social demands for a teacher?
Physical demands for a teacher include standing for long periods and moving around the classroom. Emotional demands involve managing stress, staying patient, and building relationships with students. Social demands include interacting with colleagues, parents, and community members.
Compare mental hygiene and mental health?
mental health is pschological pain in which an individual for everyday demands of life while mental hygiene is mentally disturbed prevention in mentall illness.
What is the ability to recognize reality and cope with the demands of daily life?
Mental Heath is the ability to recognize reality and cope with the demands of daily life.
What insights or realization did you have about the demands of being a professional teacher?
This is a good question to ask if you are looking into this field. It can show you some of the things that might come up as you become a teacher.
Does treatment facilities provide mental health treatment?
Treatment facilities can provide mental health treatment in the worst scenario for the patient. Not every facility is treating mental health. If the patient demands cosmetic surgery, then it comes with a fee.
What careers that allow you to work in a prison or mental hospital?
cook teacher librarian guard social worker janitor counselor and mental heath doctors.
Is it allowed to a schizophrenic patient to be a driving teacher?
yes under the mental illness act of 1997. Which allows no discrimination against people liek your teacher with schizophrenia.
What are the mental and physical demands of a massage therapist?
Massage therapy requires both mental and physical demands. Therapists must possess good communication skills to understand client needs and provide effective treatments. Physically, therapists need strength and endurance to perform massages for extended periods, as well as good body mechanics to prevent injury.
Why I want to become a classroom teacher?
We have no way of knowing why you want to do that. Some kind of mental defect, perhaps.
What actors and actresses appeared in Life on Mental Block - 2008?
The cast of Life on Mental Block - 2008 includes: Andrew Blackley as Kid 4 Andrew Suydam as Teacher
What is The physical or mental demands that cause stress are called?
A stressor is anything that causes stress. People, objects, places, events, and situations are all potential stressors. There are five different types of stressors that can contribute to the physical or mental demands that cause stress. These are, Biological stressors, Environmental stressors, cognitive (thinking) stressors, personal behavior stressors, and Life situation stressors.
