Teaching is a tough gig. I know that, you know that, maybe now some of the parents out there also know that *cough* remote learning *cough*.
So what do you need to have handy to help you survive this insane, incredible, and downright joyous job?
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We all know that having a positive relationship with your students is a cornerstone to a great educational paradigm for everyone involved. But it’s easier said than done.
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A very interesting conversation recently came up in a teacher’s Facebook group I’m part of. A teacher was asking for ideas for how to improve staff well-being and morale, with the hopes that this would lead to better teamwork. From…
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The wellness industry has taken off with an absolute bang, and the teaching profession has not been left behind. But finding wellness within teaching isn’t about meditation and cake, it needs to be so much more than that.
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As a new teacher (either new to the profession, or new to the school) it can be a bit daunting to work out what stationery you need to prepare yourself with at the beginning of the year. I’m talking about…
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I’ve mentored quite a few beginning teachers and pre-service teachers (also known as student teachers) in my time. They sure have learned a lot, but so have I!
Read More »Natalie is a primary school teacher from Glorious Western Australia. She began teaching in 2015 after graduating as a mature age student. Natalie originally comes from a background in finance in the mining industry, and after having a child she…
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With the beginning of the school year comes a daunting task for every teacher – getting to know a new set of classes.
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