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By Sharnetha Roberson
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I worked n volunteered my entire life going through the motions of being alive…Now Moment to moment…
Day by day I am living my life on my terms. It has not been easy. I have some really challenging days as a mom, mental health professional, and author.
The roads I’m traveling are very rocky However, I continue to cope through expressive writing,volunteering, telling my story of mental health n chronic pain. So I awaken while in pain and say say “Chin-up and I am pressing on.
I want the same for you.
Use pain or defeat as your catalyst.
Trust me,this journey is not going to be easy,However it’s doable.
I appreciate the lijes,However, when you follow you will continue to be inspired through my process.
Thanks,
-sharnetha Roberson
Author/Mental Health Speaker and peer specialist
Shh… Please,please please Remain silent and take a few steps away from my physical space.
Don’t fucking speak to me because you have not been in my life long enough to understand who I truly am or what I am challenged with.
I maybe challenged;not defeated.
The End!
A Bitch Named Pain
By Sharnetha Roberson
Crying every night, in a fetal position often asking the question why?
My brain and body hurts soo very bad.
I have tried all the meds known to man;
Nothing stops “it”
FUCK!
I want to awaken upon the rising of the sun with appreciation.
I want to jog n run.
It hurts in the day…it hurts in the night
Like being covered in cement….no air…no life.
The pain has taken away my slumber(physically)
Insomnia
Thinking of ways to silence this life,
Jesus Christ.
©2016Sharnetha Roberson
About the author:
Sharnetha Roberson is an author and NewYork state mental health survivor /speaker.
She suffers with pain and bi-polar depression everyday.
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by Sharnetha Roberson
In today’s world students are more pressed to succeed academically than the students of previous years. Students and teachers are with one another all day everyday.The class environment can be very stressful.
As a teachers assistant, I have seen it all in the classroom from teacher melt downs to student melt downs. Your Students are not perfect they will have days they do work and days they give you a struggle or a hard time.
Teaching is not an easy job;However, can be fulfilling if this is one’s passion.
Sometimes as teachers we focus more on the paper work, teaching, and forget to provide positive reinforcement to the students.
It’s important to remember, that some students may come from various environments. Some disadvantaged homes, single parent environment, only child environment,etc. So it can be various reasons why a student may not be performing
academically well or acting out. So, As teachers, we must come into this career with compassion and understanding.
Below are words of encouragement and tips I used as a teacher’s Assistant to promote a healthy teacher/student relationship and less classroom stress.
#Smile and create an ice breaker for the morning before the “Do now!”
# Create a ” How are you feeling,” or How was your weekend?,writing assignment.
(One or two paragraphs only! ) Just a little something to know your thinking of them.
#Praise student when doing well… Wow! you did remember the lesson, that’s great! or Excellent job! Fantastic Work!
#Listen to your student
#Encourage your student when student feels overwhelmed
#Request from your principle a movie accommodation hour or so for your class.
# This is one of my personal favorites I used:
Send home Hand written special notes to the students parent about their positive
achievement n progress. Principals can do this as well. this will promote parent engagement and communication, as well as keep your student feeling accomplished
and continue to work smart.
Again provide a comfortable supportive teaching environment and you will get better learning performance from your students.
Author, Sharnetha Roberson
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