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The Cult of Pedagogy Podcast
224: Some Thoughts on Teachers Crying in the Classroom
Mar 17, 2024
Teachers share their experiences of crying in front of students due to frustration, shame, or loss of control. The podcast explores emotional triggers, strategies for managing classroom challenges, and the significance of maintaining positive relationships with students.
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- Frequent crying in the classroom may signal teaching challenges and impact professional relationships negatively.
- Teachers can prevent emotional breakdowns by recognizing triggers, practicing calming techniques, and fostering empathy towards students.
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The Impact of Crying in Front of Students
Crying in front of students due to frustration or loss of control can be humiliating and emotionally challenging for teachers. While occasional moments of vulnerability can be humanizing and create understanding between teachers and students, frequent crying may signal struggles in managing the classroom effectively. Professional consequences, such as a perception of incompetence or inability to handle the job, can arise if crying occurs frequently, potentially affecting relationships with colleagues and superiors.
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