“If you learn a valuable lesson from failure and don’t share it, you’re being selfish.” My mother’s sentiment is a constant, nagging whisper in my thoughts. That word—selfish—always pierces me like a dagger through the heart. You see, I am a perfectionist in every sense of the word. So, being vulnerable and sharing my epic teaching failures with the world causes me to have a full-on panic attack. As I type this sentence, my perfectionist’s brain is screaming, abort! abort! so loudly that it forgets to remind me to breathe. But my courage to share my failures comes from my desire to breathe life back into my beloved profession. As a profession, we need to quit being selfish.I hope that by sharing my teaching story, you, as a first-year teacher, will not feel alone. You will know that I am walking step by step, month by month with you, cheering you on through your first year of epic failures. That with collective efficacy, we can change the narrative of first-year teaching in this nation. So, if you are ready to free yourself as an educator, to fight for your dreams, to be more than a first-year teaching statistic, scroll up and click "Buy Now"!
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