Reducing the stress you feel when you look at your to-do list STARTS with REDUCING the number of tasks you have in the first place. Feel impossible? Read on.
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If you’re feeling like you’ve been trying to dig your way out of a mountain with a teaspoon, this post is for you. The first step to reducing stress and overwhelm is to set your priorities. Let me help you in Part 1 of this multi-part series!
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Are you anxious about your professional evaluations? It can be nerve wracking to feel like every move is being watched and graded. Read on for some tips to help you feel more prepared, calm, and confident!
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Is the frustration getting to you? Do you feel like you’re about to explode on the next person who steps on that land mine? A small change in perspective can help you calm down and control your reactions.
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How can you set ALL students up for success? Try simple modifications intended for students with disabilities & enrich education for all!
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It’s a new year, but teachers are already halfway through our school year! Do you need to re-balance your life and work? Here’s a list of New Year’s resolutions especially for teachers to help you course correct.
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Spoiler alert: every veteran teacher was once a new teacher. Confidence comes with time and practice, like anything else. If you’re a new teacher suffering from imposter syndrome, take a breath and go a little easier on yourself.
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89% of U.S. adults say they are stressed more than usual during the holiday season. Are you one of them? Want to be less stressed, more balanced, and more present this year? Come along with me!
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“Self-paced lessons”: does that phrase excite or terrify you? I know good teachers who react in both of those ways. And I’ve been both of those people! Recently, I tried a little experiment. Let me tell you how it went.
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“Mama said there’d be days like this…” and sometimes when it rains, it pours. Breathe; give yourself permission to be human.
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