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Teachers and interviewers have a special need to face a lot of pressure and challenges, including 1. Time pressure At Thanh Nhan, teachers and interviewers need to make the most of their time to interview children. 2. Complexity of children's needs Each child has different needs, so teachers and interviewers must adjust their approach to meet the individual needs of each child. 3. Cooperation pressure At Thanh Nhan, teachers and interviewers work in groups, including teachers and interviewers in other fields. This cooperation is a challenge because it requires communication, coordination, and effective group work between all members of the group to ensure that children receive the best possible care. 4. High concentration pressure Children with special needs often have complex behaviors that can sometimes hurt themselves or others. Therefore, teachers and interviewers need to maintain a high level of concentration to be able to timely support unexpected behaviors. In addition, during the interview process, teachers and interviewers need to maintain a high level of concentration to encourage and encourage children to practice or study. 5. Emotional pressure Because children with special needs often have challenging and uncontrollable behaviors, teachers and interviewers must have the ability to manage their emotions to maintain a calm and patient attitude, even in difficult situations. 6. Pressure on documents At Thanh Nhan, teachers and interviewers are asked to record the progress of the children they intervene. This takes a lot of time. Writing, including monitoring behaviors, progress in learning, and other measures, must be done in an accurate and objective way. In general, teachers and interviewers with special needs have to face complex pressures and challenges, but they play an important role in helping children develop all their abilities. Teachers and interviewers working with children with special needs need to take care of their physical and mental health. Working with children with special needs, asking for advice, and the result is that teachers and interviewers may be stressed, exhausted, or have other mental health problems. Exercising 30 minutes a day and taking a short day trip are supportive measures for teachers and interviewers working with children with special needs. At Thanh Nhan, the director gives a policy to encourage employees to participate in daily exercise exercises. Each person performing a full exercise will be encouraged 3 million VND per month. In addition, it is recommended to organize a short day trip for all employees. 1. Reduce stress and worry Exercise has been proven to reduce stress and worry by releasing endorphins, which improve the natural state of the body. This can help teachers and interviewers working with children with special needs manage the daily stress and challenges they face at work. 2. Improve mental health Regular exercise can also improve mental health and promote happiness. This can be particularly important for teachers and interviewers working with children with special needs, who often face emotional challenges. 3. Strengthen overall health Exercise improves mental health, reduces the risk of chronic diseases, and maintains a reasonable weight. This helps teachers and interviewers maintain the energy and strength they need to do their job effectively. 4. Travel to a new location Even if it's just for a short time, it helps teachers and interviewers recharge their energy. This is particularly important for teachers and interviewers working with children with special needs, because their job requires them to be active and stay focused for a long time. 5. Besides, Thanh Nhan is an environment of respect, empathy and cooperation. The ratio of teachers, interviewers and children is always maintained at a high level. To ensure the implementation of the work content, teachers and interviewers are often trained and supported directly by the director and the professional director. As a result, the difficulties in the interview process have been reduced a lot. In general, regular exercise and short-term travel are important methods of support for teachers and interviewers working with children with special needs to maintain physical and mental health. In this way, teachers and interviewers can better manage their work requirements and effectively support the children they interfere with.