How to Battle Student Behavior and Beat Teacher Burnout this Coming School Year with Gina Peluso and Rachel Nye
Jul 26, 2022
Are you praying that this year you can finally beat burnout but afraid that student behavior will win the battle? In the past several years, there has been in an increase in behavior disruptions and difficulties in the classroom that are characteristically different than before the pandemic. We know from research that teacher burnout can very well set the stage and cause a ripple effect which can impact student behavior, academics, etc. However, if you are an educator, you know that difficult student behavior can also lead to teacher burnout. So which came first? The chicken (burnout) or the egg (behavior)? And how can we prevent behavior issues from impacting our burnout?
That's why we are discussing the student behaviors that are leading to burnout, the factors contributing to behavior, how the stress response and teacher emotional regulation can reduce behaviors, and getting some seriously amazing tips to reduce impact of behavior issues in the classroom from Gina Peluso and Rachel Nye from Behavior By Design.
Gina is a kindergarten teacher and classroom/behavior management coach for teachers. With over a decade of experience in the classroom, she knows first-hand what it's like to struggle to teach because you're constantly managing behaviors. Rachel is a special education teacher and certified trauma professional passionate about helping teachers shape student behavior through a trauma informed lens. Gina and Rachel met on instagram and instantly realized their philosophies about behavior management were aligned. They realized they could have a bigger impact on teachers by working together. Their mission is to empower teachers to change student behavior in positive ways by equipping them with easy-to-implement behavior supports and have fun while they're at it!
TOPICS COVERED:
- Which comes first: Behavior or Burnout?
- The Factors Impacting Behavior Burnout
- How stress response and emotional regulation can reduce behaviors
- The 3 C's to Behavior Management and Reducing Burnout
- The Power of One Strategy
- Gina & Rachel's Favorite Books about Behavior
- A Morning Ritual Guide to Resetting Your Nervous System and Being More Successful in the Classroom
- What is Behavior By Design
- A FREE Back to School Behavior Event
RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THE EPISODE:
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Join along at the FREE Back to School Behavior Event - Join us for a *free* 2-day training where you'll get organized & prepare for managing behaviors at the beginning of the school year!
- Grab your free Morning Ritual Guide to Resetting Your Nervous System and Being More Successful in the Classroom
- Connect with Behavior By Design on Instagram: @behaviorbydesign
- Books Recommended by Gina:
- Fostering Resilient Learners Book
- Lost at School or The Explosive Child by Ross Greene
- Books Recommended by Rachel:
- The Deepest Well by Nadine Burke Harris
RELATED RESOURCES:
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The First Episode in the Summer Self-Care for Burnout Recovery Series: Why Summer Break is Not Going to Get You Out of Burnout
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The Second Episode in the Summer Self-Care for Burnout Recovery Series: The 5 Must Have Methods for Teachers To End the Stress Cycle this Summer
MORE ABOUT THE RESILIENT TEACHER PODCAST:
The Resilient Teacher Podcast is the show that will give overwhelmed educators the support, tools, and mindset to reduce teacher burnout and keep teaching sustainable. Each week, Brittany Blackwell, M.Ed. & her guests will share inspiration and actionable steps to avoid or recover from the dreaded teacher burnout. You'll be inspired to individualize self-care and learn to prioritize your well-being and mental health, all while making a bigger impact on your classrooms and community.
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