As I wrap up my 13th year of teaching, I wanted to share 13 lessons I have learned so far! Make sure you share your own top tips in the comments section below:
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Episode 4: Everything you are going through is preparing you
Episode 9: Human first, teacher second
Episode 11: It's you vs you
Episode 19: Boundaries are essential for self care
Episode 25: How to stop worrying and switch off your teacher brain
Episode 42: It always gets done, so breathe
Episode 71: How to keep your space organised all year long
Episode 126: How to declutter
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More information:
A podcast is a free downloadable audio show that enables you to listen and learn while you’re on the go.
To subscribe to my podcast for free, you’ll need an app to listen to the show from.
For iPhone/iPad/iPod listeners – Get your phone or device and go to the iTunes store (free) and search “Teach On, Teach Strong”. This will help you to download the free Podcasts App and then subscribe to the show from within that app. Every time I produce a new episode, you’ll get it downloaded right on your iDevice.
For Android listeners – Download the Stitcher Radio app (free) and search for “Teach On, Teach Strong.” Or, if you have already downloaded an app for listening to podcasts, see below.
For podcast enthusiasts – If you already listen to podcasts and have a podcatcher that you prefer, the feed you’ll need to add is http://teachonteachstrong.podbean.com/feed/. My favourite free podcatcher is Podcast Addict.
If you don’t have a mobile device – You can always listen to the show by clicking the audio file on these blog posts.
Subscribe and leave a review - All this information and support is provided to you for free. If you find value in this episode, please share this podcast with a teacher friend, subscribe and leave a review on iTunes to help this message reach more teachers!
Episode 4: Everything you are going through is preparing you
Episode 9: Human first, teacher second
Episode 11: It's you vs you
Episode 19: Boundaries are essential for self care
Episode 25: How to stop worrying and switch off your teacher brain
Episode 42: It always gets done, so breathe
Episode 71: How to keep your space organised all year long
Episode 126: How to declutter
Email me: [email protected]
Instagram: instagram.com/teachersresourceforce
Facebook Page: facebook.com/teachersresourceforce
Podcast Facebook Group: facebook.com/groups/teachonteachstrong
Get free resources and join the mailing list: teachersresourceforce.com/freebies
More information:
A podcast is a free downloadable audio show that enables you to listen and learn while you’re on the go.
To subscribe to my podcast for free, you’ll need an app to listen to the show from.
For iPhone/iPad/iPod listeners – Get your phone or device and go to the iTunes store (free) and search “Teach On, Teach Strong”. This will help you to download the free Podcasts App and then subscribe to the show from within that app. Every time I produce a new episode, you’ll get it downloaded right on your iDevice.
For Android listeners – Download the Stitcher Radio app (free) and search for “Teach On, Teach Strong.” Or, if you have already downloaded an app for listening to podcasts, see below.
For podcast enthusiasts – If you already listen to podcasts and have a podcatcher that you prefer, the feed you’ll need to add is http://teachonteachstrong.podbean.com/feed/. My favourite free podcatcher is Podcast Addict.
If you don’t have a mobile device – You can always listen to the show by clicking the audio file on these blog posts.
Subscribe and leave a review - All this information and support is provided to you for free. If you find value in this episode, please share this podcast with a teacher friend, subscribe and leave a review on iTunes to help this message reach more teachers!
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