Experiencing autonomy and professional space are very important for your happiness at work. But how do you stand up for your subject and yourself as a teacher in the hectic pace of the day? Maike Douglas (Miss Maike) describes this in her book 'The happy teacher'. Below are five tips. Knowing more? Also read it article about happiness in the Education magazine of October 2021.
What are you good at, what makes you happy, how would you prefer to teach and what do you need for that?
Only if you are aware of what is going on and what is and is not possible can you have a say.
A matter of just doing it. Practice (first in front of the mirror if necessary): give your opinion, say no or ask for what you need. A professional who makes himself heard is seen as a serious discussion partner.
You make education together, and together you are strong, so look for collectivity. Find people who think the same and start the discussion together.
What is important to you must match the vision of the school. If that is not the case and you are unable to change that, find a school that suits you better.
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