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EPISODE · Nov 15, 2024 · 28 MIN

Dr. Tyler Hester, Educators Thriving on NACCTEP Now

from NACCTEP Now · host The National Association of Community College Teacher Education Programs

From May 3, 2024 In this episode we kick-off Mental Health month with founder and CEO of Educators Thriving, Dr. Tyler Hester. He shares what he describes as the five pitfalls leading to educator burnout: Overwhelm, personal neglect, conflict, unexpected challenges, and isolation. Moreover, he shares how his team is supporting schools, districts, and labor unions around the country to buck burnout through a two-pronged approach: First, they facilitate professional learning experiences in which educators can learn about, practice with, and apply strategies empirically proven to increase well-being. Second, they work alongside school and system leaders to measure the well-being of educators, analyze the results, and take strategic action on the basis of what they find. Educators Thriving envisions a world in which every educator reaches the heights of their potential – and works in a system that makes that possible. Come hear more about how they’re pursuing that important vision. Catalog of sessions - educatorsthriving.org/_files/ugd/106140_6637dc79ec0741e299a1c2ec371f4725.pdf

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