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What a wild ride our profession is. These past few years more than any other – and no end in sight for what should have been a relatively calm year.
You aren’t alone in your feelings right now, we’re all right here with you (including those feelings of perhaps this job just isn’t for me anymore).
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This week on the podcast I spoke with Dr Rachel Hannam of North Brisbane Psychologists about the guilt that teachers can feel when they see a student misbehaving.
We discussed reasons for feeling this guilt, and how we can redirect that into something more constructive and positive for both teacher and student.
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If you’ve been following along on my social media accounts, you’ll have seen the weekly Activity Alphabet series. Now that the series is over – here is the entire lot in one place!
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Jonathan Van Ness has a (incredibly brilliant) podcast called Getting Curious. A couple of weeks ago they put a call out for fan questions, some of which would be answered on an episode. The question I submitted was “As a high school teacher, how best can I support LGBTQIA+ Students?”. I was honoured to have my question answered on the podcast episode – check out the answer!
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How long has it been since you gave your computer or laptop a good clean? The second Monday in February is Clean Out Your Computer day, and I’m sure you’d all agree that both a physical and a digital clean…
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Every size of school has its own benefits and its own challenges. Bigger schools will have a completely different dynamic to smaller schools, but is one ‘better’ than the other? Not necessarily.
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Are you currently or about to start studying to become a teacher? Here is some of the absolute best advice for your journey through your teaching degree.
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Thinking about, or actually, teaching part time next year, but unsure how to keep up good communication with your teaching partner? Yeah, we were in that exact same boat. Then Harry had a great idea – use OneNote!
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