Navigating Teacher Burnout in Early Childhood Education
A note to all the passionate early childhood educators out there. This post is for you, a space for understanding, reflection, and inspiration in navigating
If you are ready to gain an edge in your teaching and learn how to develop and implement the most developmentally appropriate practices for your early childhood classroom, you are in the right place.
An open-ended child-led philosophy will have you not only saving time and energy, but will have you focusing on what is most important. Your students.
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The 7 benefits of Open-Ended Teaching: Plus 3 Strategies to Implement Today
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A note to all the passionate early childhood educators out there. This post is for you, a space for understanding, reflection, and inspiration in navigating
Creating safe spaces in early childhood classrooms is crucial for children to feel comfortable and secure as they learn and explore. A safe space is
What a whirlwind the past school year has been! From the giggles of our young learners echoing in our classrooms to the meaningful moments of
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focusing on expectations, guidelines, and what you are required to do
focusing on your students.
You can have the flexible open-ended child-led teaching practice you always wanted.
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If you’re ready to shift to an open-ended mindset and ready to have more time and more student engagement, I’m here for it.
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Stop struggling with what to plan and spending hours on end doing it.
Stop cutting out all the things
Stop the Sunday scaries.
Start spending time engaging with your students more and feeling the joy of teaching every day.
In this first part of your open-ended journey, thefree mini course, The 7 Benefits of Open-Ended Teaching: Plus 3 Strategies to Implement Today, gives you the information, steps and questions to ask to think deep and bring awareness to where you can start making open-ended shifts.
You start on your way to a classroom and teaching practice you are proud of. You can turn your classroom into a place where children are focused, you can facilitate, and everyone will thrive!
You will be the teacher everyone wants to have and the teacher everyone remembers.
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