
Work Less, Achieve More
Best-selling author, Jennifer Weiner, is an excellent example of work/life balance. Not only is she writing best-selling books every year, but she carves time to go
Best-selling author, Jennifer Weiner, is an excellent example of work/life balance. Not only is she writing best-selling books every year, but she carves time to go
Teaching is a rewarding profession but can come at a high cost. Educators are natural caregivers but tend to prioritize other people’s well-being over their own, leading
What do you do when you have asked a student to do something, and they flat out tell you no? I keep prompting them to do what
If you pay attention to how you feel, doesn’t daydreaming feel better than determination? If you are determined, doesn’t it have a hint of grinding through or
I recently had the pleasure of being introduced to Pickle Ball. At first, it was an amicable volley exchange. However, it did not take long before our
Would you project the quadratic formula and expect the students to be able to use it to solve problems? No. You would most likely use the gradual
Accepting feedback is tough. No one likes to hear how they need to improve. So how do we accept feedback? I give my students the 24-hour rule.
Why do difficult conversations have to be difficult? How can we approach difficult conversations that will empower you and the student or person you are talking with?
Have you ever been tasked to find a solution to a problem and bring your ideas to the next team meeting? I am sure all of us
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