Say YES to a NO Day

Suzanne DaileyBlog, Teach Happier

It’s JUNE! Glorious June! We are in equal parts sprinting and limping towards the finish line, and it feels so good! As we look back on our school year, I bet most of us found ourselves saying YES to a lot of people. Yes to principals, parents, colleagues, students, support staff. Yes. Yes. Yes.  Do you remember our “7.4 in … Read More

Teacher Wellness: The Power of Pushing the Reset Button

Suzanne RogersBlog, Classroom Management, Reflect Better, Self-Care, Teach Happier

TL;DR: Importance of Resetting: Regular breaks are crucial for teachers to maintain their creativity, energy, and passion for teaching. Benefits of Taking Breaks: Improved mental health, renewed passion, increased productivity, and career longevity. Practical Reset Strategies: Incorporate daily breaks, fully utilize weekends and holidays, and engage in professional development. Teaching is one of the most rewarding professions. Yet, it can … Read More

Recharge, Reflect, and Rejuvenate

Suzanne RogersBlog, Reflect Better, Self-Care, Teach Happier

TL;DR: Unplug from work and set boundaries for personal time. Recharge with hobbies and reflect on the past semester. Rejuvenate with mindfulness, healthy habits, and quality time with loved ones. It is time to recharge, reflect, and rejuvenate! Teaching is a rewarding yet demanding profession that often leaves educators mentally and physically exhausted when the holidays roll around. The break … Read More

Unwinding Before the School Year

Colissa JordanBlog, Self-Care, Teach Happier

TL;DR: Teachers should use the summer break to reflect on the past year, relax, and recharge their batteries through self-care activities. It’s an opportunity for professional growth through courses, workshops, and seeking feedback from colleagues. Organizing and planning for the upcoming year, as well as staying physically active, contribute to improved job satisfaction and effectiveness as educators. Unwinding Before the … Read More

Unplug to Recharge

Betsy SpringerBlog, Classroom Management, Innovation, Leadership, Reflect Better, Self-Care

TL;DR: When you work from home, it’s hard to stop working. The boundary between work and home blurs. The world will not fall apart if you wait until the morning to answer an email. Determine what you can change to purposely give yourself time to unplug on a regular basis. Working from Home Perhaps one of the biggest challenges of … Read More