Toxic Positivity in Education, Part 2
In Part One In Toxic Positivity in Education, Part 1 we explored: What it means within an education setting What it looks like in schools Systemic causes of it The impact of it on the staff, students, and the success of schools If you missed the article, click here...
Toxic Positivity in Education, Part 1
Toxic Positivity is the overgeneralization of a positive disposition that has the ability to minimize and/or invalidate authentic feelings. Toxic positivity in education You may not know the term, but if you have been an educator for any length of time you can...
Starting from a Place of Knowing
Let’s talk about this coming school year. As a website/brand focused on teacher resilience, I feel it’s important to step up. This year Joy in Teaching is showing up more than ever to help support teachers and provide tools to build resilience and fight burnout. We...
Putting This School Year to Rest
Putting this School Year to Rest A rollercoaster to say the least. This school year started with its normal high hopes and rode the typical trends of joy and stress, work, and satisfaction all the way to spring break. But, the screeching halt we all felt after that...
Joy in Pandemic Teaching
No one wants to be in this situation, but here are some ideas to help us all look on the bright side of teaching during a pandemic.
10 COPING Tips for Teachers at Home
Here we are. At home. Away from our students. Staring down the barrel of uncertainty. With this uncertainty comes a host of emotions. Joy in Teaching has compiled a list of 10 simple coping tips to help teachers (and everyone else) be the best they can be during the COVID-19 Pandemic.
