Here’s one I wrote earlier! What can you do to secure your next job? It’s a stressful time of year when applying for jobs and does not help your well-being and self-esteem to not even get to the interview stage. I know because I’ve been there! I have walked straight into my second teaching job Read More
Category: Educator Wellbeing
Ted x Bloomington – Shawn Achor – ‘The Happiness Advantage: Linking Positive Brains to Performance’
Ted x Bloomington – Shawn Achor – ‘The Happiness Advantage: Linking Positive Brains to Performance’ It’s an old one but a good one! Change the Lens to change your happiness. You can change the way your brain processes the world.
Education Support Partnership: 7 strategies to manage anxiety
Everyone needs a bit of help at some point. It is reassuring to know that there is an organisation providing an excellent service that can empathise completely with the demands that our roles bring. Including the constant challenges of work/life balance. Thank you Education Support Partnership (@EdSupportUK) for being there for us when we need Read More
Back to school after lockdown – be kind to yourself and pupils
Ease back in gently after the schools open especially as many of you will still be juggling online and home learning as well as home schooling your own children. 1. Give yourself time to adjust – it’s not quite the same as going back after a holiday. Our way of working has changed and who Read More
Crafts Council: 4 reasons why craft is good for your mental health!
‘Craft can alleviate the symptoms of anxiety, depression, loneliness and even dementia, according to research. Here are some ways in which making can help heal the mind.’