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EPISODE · Apr 26, 2022 · 17 MIN

015: The Tired Teacher & The Emotional Effects of COVID

from Trillium Montessori Talks · host Trillium Montessori Team

If you’ve been teaching throughout the pandemic, you’ve probably heard of or witnessed fellow educators leave the field. The increased expectations of teachers in our society paired with the physical and emotional impacts of COVID have made for thousands of tired, overworked teachers. But through personal action and systematic changes, we believe we can improve our work environments and weather the symptoms of “long haul emotional COVID.” In this episode, we’re talking about the factors that have led to an increase in tired teachers–from COVID to world news to societal expectations. We’re breaking down the common symptoms of “long haul emotional COVID” and why they affect teachers so strongly. Plus, we’re explaining how you can take care of yourself and your students while also working to enact change in your school.What’s in this episode:The different factors that contribute to teachers feeling tired and overworkedHow long haul emotional COVID affects teachers and students alikeUnderstanding the misalignment among the needs of teachers, students, and administratorsWhy so many teachers have left the profession during the COVID pandemicWhy self care is only part of the solution for tired, overworked educatorsHow to navigate the emotional long-term effects of the COVID pandemicFor full show notes, resources, links and to download the transcript, visit https://www.trilliummontessori.org/the-tired-teacher/Resources Mentioned in This Episode:Distance Learning in Times of DisasterConnect With UsVisit our websiteFollow us on InstagramConnect with us on FacebookThe Montessori Classroom Bootcamps will be open for enrollment July 21-29. Classes begin August 1.Elementary Classroom Planning Bootcamp for 6-12 with Letty RisingClassroom Setup Bootcamp for 3-6 with Seemi Abdullah

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If you’ve been teaching throughout the pandemic, you’ve probably heard of or witnessed fellow educators leave the field. The increased expectations of teachers in our society paired with the physical and emotional impacts of COVID have made for thousands of tired, overworked teachers. But through personal action and systematic changes, we believe we can improve our work environments and weather the symptoms of “long haul emotional COVID.” In this episode, we’re talking about the factors...

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