You are working so hard, so it can be tough to see people bashing teachers or saying how online learning is failing our students. How do we stay positive and not allow these comments to derail us? That's what we're discussing in today's quick-thought episode.
We dive deeper into how to control our thoughts & mindset in Teach Uplifted. Join us at www.teachuplifted.com.
Self-care is a big buzzword these days, but have we ever thought about it in our spiritual lives? We desperately need to spend time with God in prayer, read His Word, and be in fellowship with others. Join us as we discuss how these spiritual disciplines are truly important aspects of self-care, and how we can re-commit to them today.
Teach Uplifted is here to help re-vitalize your spiritual life as we dive into God's Word together. Join us at www.teachuplifted.com.
Let's discuss what to do when your school is creating an initiative that you fundamentally disagree with - particularly if it goes against your Biblical values.
These tips come from the Center for Biblical Unity. Follow them on Facebook at www.facebook.com/centerforbiblicalunity or check out their website at www.centerforbiblicalunity.com.
Are you pouring your heart into teaching and feel like it's just not working? Maybe you aren't seeing the results you want, or you wonder if you're making a difference after all. Join us as we discuss how to handle these disappointments and work with God to fulfill the calling He has given us.
How should Christians respond to upheaval in the world - or when things don't turn out the way we hoped they would? Join us as we discuss this important question.
Please note that this episode was recorded BEFORE all the craziness that ensued at the Capitol. Providentially, these thoughts are probably even more applicable now than ever. However, I wanted to explain why these events aren't specifically addressed in this episode.
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Do emails suck you back into work when you're supposed to be off? Try this simple change to create better boundaries with email.
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Does staring at your overflowing to-do list overwhelm you before you even get started? Listen to discover a simple way to organize your to-do list so that it motivates you instead.
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The demands this year are extra insane, leaving us overwhelmed, stressed, and frazzled. It's time to take back control of your to-do list, and we'll give you a powerful framework to do just that in this episode.
Get the complete Tame Your To-Do List System for Teachers at www.teach4theheart.com/tame.
Last time, we discussed how our time and energy are limited & we must choose to spend that limited time on what matters most. Today, we'll dive into how to identify what matters most - both at school and personally.
Then, if you need help figuring out how to translate your top priorities into your to-do list, join us in the Tame Your To-Do List System for Teachers at www.teach4theheart.com/tame.
The responsibilities are extra-overwhelming. How do we know we've done enough? Join us to discover why that's not actually the right question to ask, and what to consider instead.
Get the Tame Your To-Do List System for Teachers at www.teach4theheart.com/tame.
While we're thankful 2020 is over, you may feel quite overwhelmed by the thought of heading back to school in 2021. If so, join us for a time in the psalms as we re-orient our thinking to an eternal perspective.
Whether you're heading back in-person or online, the return from Christmas break provides an opportunity to reset your classroom and fix a lot of the issues that may have plagued you in the first semester. Join us to discover a simple 4-step process to tune up your (virtual or in-person) classroom and make things run a bit more smoothly.
We desperately need to take time to refresh over break, but if you don't plan it in your schedule, it might not happen!
Share what you plan to do to refresh this break in our Facebook group at www.teach4theheart.com/facebook.
Want to give your students a gift but haven't had the time or money to get anything? We've got you covered! Listen for a super easy (and free) idea. Then head to www.teach4theheart.com/homeworkpass to download the free template.
Books (or ebooks) are a great last-minute gift for fellow teachers. Grab one at www.teach4theheart.com/books.
If you're teaching in-person but also have virtual students, too, then you know how hard it is to keep track of the needs of both! Listen for a quick tip to help you stay connected to your virtual student(s) while teaching the rest of the class in-person.
Do you feel unorganized & frazzled as a teacher? Sign up for the Organized Teacher Framework at www.teach4theheart.com/organized.
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Did you know you can have your students create review activities (like Kahoot quizzes) for you? Not only will it save you time, but it will also be a great learning experience for them! Listen for details.
And if you're struggling with student behavior, get our free classroom management minicourse at www.teach4theheart.com/minicourse (helpful for both in-person and online teaching)
Ever wish you could clone yourself so you could get more done - or be in two places at once? Well, listen today for some ideas for where to get someone to help you out with your class.
Make sure you're on our email list to get 3 gifts December 8-10. Sign up at www.teach4theheart.com.
Secondary math teachers, sign up for the 3 math gifts form our partner brand MathLight at www.mymathlight.com/updates.
Teaching is so utterly overwhelming this year; almost everyone is on the brink of burnout. Join us to discover five key realizations that will help you rein in your to-do list and get through this year without burning out.
Get notes & links at www.teach4theheart.com/157.
When we're in the middle of a season of intense challenge, it's easy to be utterly overwhelmed by how far we have to go. But it can be hugely helpful to take a step back and consider how far we've come. That's what we'll do today.
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Do you have students scattered all over the place? Maybe you're on a hybrid schedule; or maybe some students are in-person & others online? Listen for a simple strategy to help keep students connected & on the same page, even when they're not all together at the same time.
Check out our Holiday Merch Shop at www.teach4theheart.com/merch.
We definitely want our students practicing and applying what they've learned, but direct instruction is also vital. Listen to discover six ways to make direct instruction more engaging - drawing students in and getting them excited to learn.
When things feel overwhelming, we need to remind ourselves of what is true. Join us as we do just that, reminding ourselves that God is in control, that He is with us, that He is our strength, and that He is at work in and through us in these days.
This year more than ever, you should definitely take a few minutes to ask your students how things are going. Listen for tips on how to do this quickly & easily.
Get more support in creating a vibrant classroom culture in Beyond Classroom Management at www.teach4theheart.com/beyond.
We are so thankful we have the internet to aid our remote learning, but just because we're using technology doesn't mean that everything must be - or should be - done on the screen. Join us to discover simple & easy ways to give your students a break from the screen.
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The pressure of our to-do list can be overwhelming, but yet God calls us to rest. How can this be? Join us to discover a God-centered approach to work, and how to rely on His grace to truly eliminate stress and find balance, despite the busyness.
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