The Comparison Trap: Changing the Negative to a Positive

Maggie GiffordBlog, Teach Happier

TL;DR: Don’t get caught in the comparison trap; there is often a lot behind the scenes that we don’t always see. Use comparison to fuel your classroom, not destroy it. Changing the negatives to positives by comparing only your work, considering the circumstances, and changing only to make improvements. In the age of social media, it’s easier than ever to … Read More

A Special Person

Teach Better TeamBlog

TL;DR: Everyone is special for following their dreams, pursuing their passions, and showing up daily to ensure that we are bettering the lives we serve. Consider the weight of complimenting a special education teacher by stating that they are special people for doing what they do. I think we can all agree that the people who walk the halls each day … Read More

What Teachers Can Do to Help with Anxiety

Mary Ellen RileyBlog, Self-Care

TL;DR: Generalized anxiety disorder involves the intensity, duration, and frequency of excessive worry. Academic and social implications of generalized anxiety disorder can involve missing school and other events. Physical health and mental health are closely related. Exercise, managing the room, hydrating, making time for calm, and asking for professional help are ways to improve one’s lifestyle. Imagine. It is 2019. … Read More

EP 165 Teach Better with Jeff Gargas

Tre GammageBlog

01:30 – Teach Better helps educators continue to improve day by day to be the best for their students 03:30 – Jeff’s journey through education 07:30 – Realizing that you’re doing what you’re meant to do 10:00 – Listening well helps you determine what to do next 12:15 – What is The Grid Method? 16:30 – The website gives you … Read More