9 Stress Management Strategies Every Teacher Needs to Know | Hey Teach!

As a teacher, you know that stress is inevitable. Papers will stack up, students will act out, and lessons will need to be planned. 
But while stress is inevitable, how you respond to it can spell the difference between a long, rewarding career, and one cut short by burn-out. 
New research into stress has given rise to some surprising (and even counter-intuitive) strategies to better deal with it. 
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