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Just as it was true in my last episode, it’s true here too. These 5 habits are not rocket science, not earth shattering, but they are slightly different from other tips I’ve seen because they aren’t just for teachers, and they also aren’t just...
Welcome back to the Sustainable Teacher Podcast, I’m so excited you are joining us today and want to remind you that if you’re loving the podcast and all that we offer here on this platform, it would help us out a ton if you could rate and review the podcast. It’s really easy to do right on the podcast app where you’re listening from, will take just a few seconds, and will ultimately help us reach more teachers with our message of sustainability.
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Today I am sharing with you three things that I am reevaluating during this back to school season. We teachers are lucky in that we really have two times throughout the year where we get a fresh start. At the new year that is the calendar year, and at the new year that is the school year.
And so I am taking this opportunity to make sure that all systems are a go, and that there’s not anything that’s dragging us down as we each...
Hi teacher-friend, I am Mandy Rice, if you don’t know me, I am the host of this podcast that I hope you’ve come to enjoy on your commute or maybe are brand-new to, and I’m glad you’re here to hear me out on this episode. So, like I said, Hi, I’m Mandy, and I am control freak. I am also a work horse, and am productivity obsessed.
Now, I’m sharing these things about myself because maybe you can relate, especially in your career and daily teacher-life, but also because I want you to know that as much as I preach streamline, reduce, fight for your own sustainability, I want you to know that when I say these things, I’m also speaking directly to myself.
Working for your own sustainability is a journey, not a destination. Meaning we will never arrive at one place where we look around and realize, “Ok, yes, my daily life is sustainable now.” I don’t know, maybe we will, but I for sure know that...
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