Emotional teacher wellbeing By Kelly Jean Sullivan

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What is an emotionally healthy teacher for you?

Emotionally intelligent teachers are active in their orientation to students, work, and life. They are resilient in response to negative stress and less likely to overwhelm themselves with pessimism and strong, negative emotions

What makes a good emotional support teacher?

Emotional support teachers must have problem-solving skills to effectively adapt lessons when students struggle to learn. Patience, compassion, positivity, and empathy are core values teachers must have to work with children living with emotional disturbance