In the words of Gorillaz, “you know November has come.” The eleventh month is a precursor to the Christmas Festive season – traditionally a time of joy, a time to give thanks. Gratitude is more than polite manners or seasonal tradition — it is a practice, a lens through which we can view both theRead More…
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October Rhythms : Renewal and Beginnings
Every October, nature reminds us of cycles. In the northern hemisphere, leaves fall and schools are well underway; in the southern hemisphere, blossoms announce new life. October is a month of settling into rhythms — and also of remembering that every day offers a fresh start and an opportunity to begin again. The word renewalRead More…
Raising Lions
We are living through volatile times We are living through volatile times. I could list off the names of current global and political so-called leaders who are manifesting the antithesis of true leadership, but I won’t. The list would be too long. The debate would be too divisive. The discussion would be too defensive andRead More…
10 Instant Energy Boosters for Teachers – Managing Fatigue In & Beyond the Classroom
Teaching is one of the most rewarding professions, yet it comes with significant mental, emotional and physical demands. Long hours, lesson planning, engaging with children, parents and colleagues, grading papers or writing learning stories and managing classroom dynamics can leave teachers feeling drained. Fatigue is not merely tiredness; it is a state of exhaustion thatRead More…
Planning Your Personal Wellness Day: A Teacher’s Guide to Recharge
Teaching is both physically and emotionally demanding, and teachers often pour so much into their work that they forget to care for themselves. Taking a personal wellness day isn’t indulgent—it’s essential for maintaining your mental and physical health. With proper planning, this day off can recharge your energy and prepare you to tackle challenges andRead More…
