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The Resilient Teacher Podcast - Brittany Blackwell
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"The Resilient Teacher Podcast," hosted by Brittany Blackwell, M.Ed., provides overwhelmed educators with support, tools, and mindsets to reduce burnout and promote sustainable teaching...more
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"The Resilient Teacher Podcast," hosted by Brittany Blackwell, M.Ed., provides overwhelmed educators with support, tools, and mindsets to reduce burnout and promote sustainable teaching practices. Each week, Brittany and her guests share inspiration and actionable steps to help teachers individualize self-care, prioritize well-being, and enhance their impact in classrooms and communities. Notable episodes include discussions on managing stress cycles, setting authentic boundaries, and achieving a better work-life balance.
tag(s): mental health (60), podcasts (167), professional development (322)
In the Classroom
Implement strategies from the podcast to create a supportive and inclusive classroom, emphasizing growth mindset, positive affirmations, and student-led discussions on well-being. Set clear expectations for work-life balance by managing grading time, limiting after-hours emails, and modeling self-care practices for students. Create a PLC that listens to the podcast and holds discussions (such as a book club) regularly to support one another. Use podcast insights on managing stress cycles to help students recognize their emotions and develop effective coping strategies, such as journaling or taking movement breaks. Use reflection prompts from the podcast to assess teaching practices, set personal growth goals, and collaborate with colleagues on sustainable strategies to reduce burnout.You must be registered and logged in to add items to your favorites.
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