How to Make Better Decisions As a Teacher

Teachers, on average, make over 1000 decisions in a day! You probably don’t even notice these decisions. Because we have so many decisions, we have a huge impact on students. Our decisions also affect how we feel about the day.
In this video, I’ll give you some strategies to use when making these decisions!
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[@jennifergoble]

Yes, I absolutely feel that decision fatigue. I get irritable at home if I’m asked to make another one. 😳😜

[@learningattheprimarypond]

Do you ever feel overwhelmed by all of the decisions you make in a day? Let me know in the comments.

[@a.ka.k7238]

I remember my first big fight with the Principle and Superviser was over a desicion that i've made (students following me on screen rather than on books) just bc they play with their books and get distracted. The Principle didn't tolerate that. it was my first month teaching and i thought it was best for the students (didnt have much experience back then). First year teaching you'd make so many wrong decisions, you should know it's okay and not beat yourself up. I feel like schools should always respect the space teachers have and that they are the decision makers in their classroom, they try to come up with the best decisions.

[@THomasJPeel]

Excellent video