The Teacher's Guide to Saying NO

Download or read book The Teacher's Guide to Saying NO written by Paul Murphy and published by . This book was released on 2019-02-27 with total page 250 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Are you tired of being asked to do one more thing? Does the expectation that you give even more of your own time frustrate and exhaust you? Do you feel ineffective because you're being pulled in too many directions?If you said yes, then it's time to start saying no. Teacher Habits publisher and veteran teacher, Paul Murphy, provides an inspirational and practical guide for setting boundaries and developing the assertiveness all overwhelmed teachers need to protect their well-being so they can be at their best for their students.In THE TEACHER'S GUIDE TO SAYING NO, you will learn: How schools set teachers up for failure and what you can do to fight back. What the Beatles, one-star reviews, and the Star Wars prequels teach us about expectations. The top 12 reasons you say yes when you should say no. Why teachers should take a page from In-N-Out Burger. 8 action steps to improve your assertiveness. How Dr. Seuss, Wimpy Kid author Jeff Kinney, and the TV show 24 show the value of self-imposed limits. You will also get solutions. You will understand: How to say no without harming your work relationships or professional reputation. Why saying no is best for you, your students, your district, your relationships, and the future of the teaching profession. The dangers of accepting gifts and granting favors. How to perceive 'no' as a positive so you will say it more. How to extract yourself from commitments without feeling guilty. Why the way you say no makes a big difference. If you're an exhausted teacher who spends way too many hours on the job, then grab your copy of The Teacher's Guide to Saying NO today! Say yes to more time, better teaching, and a happier life by learning how to say no.Scroll to the top of the page and click BUY NOW!