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Tag Archives: self-care
3 Ways to Get From “Burned Out” to “On Fire”
We hear a lot about teacher/faculty burnout these days—but can we “use fire to fight fire” in our personal and professional lives? Fire can be a force that paves the way for new growth (like in the picture below), and … Continue reading
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Tagged as burn out, professional development, professional learning, self-care
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8 Reasons Teachers Are Burned Out (And 4 Ways to Help)
Most U.S. schools moved to virtual learning in March 2020, when the COVID-19 pandemic caused many sections of the country to shut down. By the time schools closed for the summer of 2021, many teachers reported how stressed and burned … Continue reading
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Tagged as burn out, covid-19, elementary education, primary education, self-care
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Self-Care for Writing Teachers
The COVID-19 pandemic seems to have played tricks on my sense of time, and, with that, my usual self-care routines. I feel like each academic term is moving faster than the previous one. While I can still prepare my daily … Continue reading
EL Teacher Self-Care: Setting Boundaries Between Work and Home
In December, 2020 I heard from many teachers who reported how stressed and burnt out they felt. One of my fellow NJTESOL/NJBE Executive Board members, LeighAnn Matthews, wrote on her Facebook page, I consider myself a pretty positive and upbeat … Continue reading
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Tagged as primary education, primary ESL, self-care, teaching online
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