It was the morning after my
first day of teaching. My throat hurt, my nose was stuffed, and my head was throbbing. I'm sick. I was in complete disbelief. I was vigilante in washing my hands, I brought two different types of hand sanitizer, and I made sure not to touch my face. How could this have happened? I thought I followed all the steps in stopping the Chain of Infection. When being a teacher, is getting sick inevitable? After some research, I found the article Germ! Germs! Go Away! which gives people even more tips on how to avoid getting sick. I am currently fighting my flu with medicine, vitamin C, soup and movies. To all the other teachers and future teachers, be sure to get your Flu Shot.
Thursday, September 15, 2016
The Next Morning
It was the morning after my
first day of teaching. My throat hurt, my nose was stuffed, and my head was throbbing. I'm sick. I was in complete disbelief. I was vigilante in washing my hands, I brought two different types of hand sanitizer, and I made sure not to touch my face. How could this have happened? I thought I followed all the steps in stopping the Chain of Infection. When being a teacher, is getting sick inevitable? After some research, I found the article Germ! Germs! Go Away! which gives people even more tips on how to avoid getting sick. I am currently fighting my flu with medicine, vitamin C, soup and movies. To all the other teachers and future teachers, be sure to get your Flu Shot.
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Getting a cold each September is required for all new teachers...didn't they tell you? Learning to cope ensures your licensure is approved...would you believe? Hang in there!
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