What are you struggling with the most? We have a lot of help for teachers. It is a challenging job!

Sure! You can get them all at http://www.teach4theheart.com/books 🙂

I am a student at Allen Glen High School in South Africa .I would just like to thank you (teachers) for taking time to actually understand and find better ways to deal with your students by going on sites like these and reading these books .I really wish my teachers were just as considerate and worried about their students as you all are .
The problem with some teachers i think may be :
-that they do not give students the platform to actually speak and voice their opinions and suggestions on how to go about the lesson or what the learners expect from the teachers .I ,as a student ,like to feel involved and i would like to have some more cooperation between teachers and students in a class
-that they feel that they can mess up however they want ,whenever they want and as often as the would like ,because they’ve already accomplished what they’ve wanted to accomplished in life (in their minds ) and they feel they do not need to care about our (students’) future as it will not affect them
– that they are way too impatient for us as students ,for example:moving on to the next section even when kids still do not understand the previous section .What is the point of moving on to the next section of work if your students do not understand the previous?
Honestly…there are a lot more problems but all i can say is : Students would really love to “have a say” ,so let them .Afterall, school is about students learning so let them have a say on something that is about them.Thank you

Remember that you can give a quick verbal reminder. You don’t have to issue a formal warning or consequence for every little infraction. I hope that helps.