We Shouldn’t Have 24/7 Access To Our Children’s Teachers “It’s admirable that they value their time enough to have created boundaries surrounding their job responsibilities.”
They signed up to teach because it’s their passion, but teaching isn’t their own life responsibility or purpose. Parents often feel entitled to all of the teacher’s time and energy—which is pathetic. The only clapback a teacher has is to not respond.
We know that boundaries are healthy and helpful, but what do they look like—practically? Dr. Rachel, as she goes by, shared some helpful tips with me. She says we can “turn off all electronics and don’t check your e-mail after a certain time.” I’ve even seen fellow writers put a notice in their e-mail signatures that they only respond to e-mails during certain hours and on certain days of the week.
Another tip Dr. Rachel offers is along the same lines of saying no. We need to be willing to communicate what we need to the people who need to hear those needs. Mainly, a supervisor at our job. If you’re marching full-on toward burnout, you’ve made all the changes you can on your own, then it’s time to see what else can be done.
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