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A teacher doesn’t just walk into a classroom with a lesson plan.
She walks into 40 nervous systems.

Fear.
Anger.
Anxiety.
Silence.
Attention-seeking.

All while being expected to “finish the syllabus.”

Here’s the truth we avoid saying aloud:
Most teachers are not trained to understand children’s emotions.

They’re trained to control classrooms — not decode behaviour.

But neuroscience is clear:
A dysregulated brain cannot learn.

Anger is often unexpressed fear.
Noise is often a need for attention.
Silence is emotional shutdown.

When a child doesn’t feel seen, heard, and safe, learning shuts down.

That’s why:
Scolding fails
Punishments backfire
Labels damage confidence

Teachers don’t need to become therapists.
They need emotional awareness and response tools.

Because classrooms don’t change when children change —
they change when adult responses change.

Teachers don’t just teach subjects.
They shape nervous systems.

— Dr. Swetha Reddy
Telugu Parenting Coach | Life Coach
Smart Parenting Hub


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