While normally associated with January 1, for teachers New Year’s Resolutions perhaps are more appropriately made in September.
The start of a new academic year brings with it a similar sense of hope, optimism, and new beginnings for so many of us in the teaching profession.
However, like in January, the best intentions of becoming a better person are often hard to maintain and after a month or two we have usually reverted to type. Not always, but how many of you can honestly say you have stuck to a New Year’s Resolution?
Changing behaviour is a hard thing to do. Especially when you’re so busy. And teachers are some of the busiest and stressed people there are.
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