Ep. 225 - Practicing Resilience

Resilience is a skill we want all of our students to develop; we also, however, need to realize how important it is for ourselves as teachers. In today's episode, art educator Sydney Snyder joins Candido to talk about the importance of resilience and looking after our mental health. Listen as they discuss how we can reflect on our teaching, why we need to step away from overwork, and how we can manage uncomfortable emotions. Resources and Links View Sydney's website and Instagram page Art Therapy for Art Teachers Listen to The Art of SEL podcast

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