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Growth Mindset for Grown Ups

Teachers are often familiar with growth mindset for students, but developing a growth mindset for adults is often easier said than done. Click for our best tips.

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How to Start an Online Course

Want to use your teaching skills to start an online course? Learn how to create an online course and get started in 3 simple steps.

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Banish Burnout: Make a Plan

Wishing you could explore education careers other than teaching but feeling burned out? Learn how to prevent teacher burnout by making a plan.

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How To Start Teaching Online

If you’re looking for a way to stay in education but work home home, then learning how to start teaching online coul be a great fit.

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Banish Burnout: Feel Your Feels

Teacher burnout can encompass physical, mental, and emotional exhaustion— often all at once. Along with feeling flat-out exhausted, there can be a wide range of feelings that go along with burnout. When I first started feeling burnout, it was accompanied by a large serving of guilt.

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Rest: The Key to Productivity

Instead of a luxury, I realized rest was a necessity. I noticed that the nights when I decided to go to bed or read a book instead of burning the midnight oil caused me to wake up refreshed. In the work time I had the next day, I was able to be way more productive.

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How to Get Started as an Education Consultant

When I first left the classroom, I worked as an education consultant for Teaching Channel. I helped to guide the educational content of the videos they created, weighing in on the instructional moves teachers would most benefit from and working with teachers to plan lessons that we would film. It was a great way to see inside so many classrooms while using my teaching expertise in a new way.

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