Today I am reminded of why my anxiety is my blessing. My gift. As many of you know, I am a middle school teacher who is enjoying the last few days of summer break, however, I get a text from my principal asking if I can come in today and meet with a student. This student has an anxiety disorder and needs to meet her teachers to help ease her struggles.
I feel so blessed that I understand this child’s struggle and will be able to help her find ways to cope with it this year. I don’t think many teachers understand the pain of anxiety, especially in middle school, unless they have had it. I feel privileged to be able to draw on my own experiences to be able to help. 🙂
That which once kept you in darkness has become a light! God bless!
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She is very fortunate that you are her teacher!
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Thank you ❤️
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I know she will be in capable hands
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Thank you!
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Glad she will have friend like you to help her through it all…
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Yes! I met her and she is amazing! I am really looking forward to this year with her!
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so happy for her….you’ll be a great mentor…
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What a lucky girl!
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Thank you 😄
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Hi! Just wanted to let you know I nominated you for the Dragon’s loyalty award on my blog! Xx
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Awe thank you so much!
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That’s ok! Xx
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Boy do I wish my son had had a teacher that understood when he was in high school.
Long story short, he has NLD, and on top of that can get overwhelmed VERY quickly.
Let’s just say, he never finished grade 12. And while many teachers (like you seem to be) are amazing … some can be giant *ssh*les. Especially the ones that REFUSE to follow the IEP in place.
(sorry, I guess I still have some emotions about that. *blush*)
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Yes it can be difficult when teachers are not on board with helping students
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