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5 THINGS TEACHERS SHOULD DO OVER THE SUMMER

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Hi everyone! The summer is officially here and it is time for some much needed R&R. I hope you enjoy this video!
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12th grade
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Government and Economics
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NYC, I teach in Brooklyn
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2020-2021 school year will make 9 years

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25 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 22

@jeannelle_ 3 года назад

Ahh the “rest” is so hard but so needed. Whenever I’m not doing anything I feel guilty because I feel like I need to be productive 😭

@melissapatterson5155 Год назад

I am “thinking” about going back to school at 51 to be a teacher. So far, your videos have been hugely impactful as I consider this! You are super upbeat and “on it.” Thanks so much for your transparency and work in doing these videos and teaching our youth!

@lolawilson1027 3 года назад

New subscriber! Recently, I changed my major to special education from psychology. I have a strong passion for education now and btw your lesson plan video helped me write my first lesson plan for one of my Special Education classes and I got full credit. 😁

@amandaros3 3 года назад

Hey! Thank you for sharing this! I am so happy for you and so pleased that the videos have been helpful! Good luck

@joythompson9530 3 года назад

Thank you so much for your videos. I am a second year High school Spanish teacher and I feel so guilty for resting. So many people are asking me "are you really not doing anything this summer?" They ask various questions like that to make it seem like I should be working. I do believe we deserve this break and we don't know what's on the horizon for next year. It was nice to hear you confirm the importance of Rest because no one knows what's on the horizon for next year.

@amandaros3 3 года назад

Absolutely! You will always feel the pressure to "do more" over the summer, but most of the time that pressure comes from people who aren't teachers. Other teachers get it and that's what matters. Resting is vital for our mental health. If we want to make sure we are effective, healthy and not projecting unstable emotions, anger or fatigue onto our students we MUST rest!