Building resilience is a key thing to learn as a teacher. Not every day is going to be Instagram perfect contrary to what you see online. We must find ways to build resilience and recover from challenging days. We all have “those days”. The days where nothing you do is
Teacher burnout is real and happens frequently to teachers in any year of teaching. It is not just a first five years phenomenon. I have definitely felt the symptoms of teacher burnout in my career, and I have seen colleagues ignore their symptoms. I have compiled a list of home
Spring Break is a favorite time of year for many teachers. When someone mentions the word “Spring Break” people automatically assume wild parties at the beach. For teachers, this is the farthest thing on their minds. On Spring Break I have two things on my mind: using the bathroom and eating
I neglected my social life in my first year of teaching and lost some friends. It is very important for teachers to have a social life outside of teaching and even make non-teacher friends. Teaching is a career that follows you everywhere. Your workload expands to the amount of time
Teacher exercise tips are important to discuss. These ideas are just as important as classroom management tips. Read the teacher exercise tips below to help you on your healthy teacher journey. I schedule my exercise in – during the winter months when the sunlight leaves early I walk right after
Teacher Life Hacks Home Edition is a collections blog post sharing the most popular teacher life hacks that relate to home life. A teacher life hack is a strategy or technique used to efficiently manage time and daily living tasks. These blog posts will provide you with an idea or
Teacher Life Hacks School Editions is a collections blog post sharing the most popular teacher life hacks that relate to school life. A teacher life hack is a strategy or technique used to efficiently manage time and daily living tasks. These blog posts will provide you with an idea or
My favourite quote that I found recently is “If you fail to plan, then plan to fail.” I think that sums up this blog post about how new teachers can be successful outside of school. Read about these key tips for new teachers from real teachers. Meal prep and batch
By using highly-engaging rants, your students won’t even realize you’ve channeled their daily rants and complaints into high-quality, writing!
