170. How the CORE Can Prevent Special Education Teacher Burnout (Roundup)
Autism Classroom Resources Podcast: A Podcast for Special Educators · Christine Reeve, Autism Classroom Resources
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Show Notes
How can you avoid special education teacher burnout and continue loving your job? One way to prevent burnout is by implementing a framework that sets your classroom up in a way that it almost runs itself. With the CORE framework, the aim is to develop a highly organized classroom with systems in place so that you are not constantly directing staff and students and you can actually focus on teaching.
Teacher burnout is a topic I’ve discussed with several professionals lately and today, I am sharing how the CORE can help prevent special education teacher burnout. I am sharing how it helps to reduce decision fatigue, why you need a one man down plan, and the importance of routines.
02:11 - Why summer is a great time to start thinking about how implementing the CORE can help reduce burnout
03:08 - How the CORE helps lessen decision fatigue
05:01 - The importance of having a one man down zoning plan and schedule
06:48 - Why routines are critical in preventing special education teacher burnout
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