by Dr. Tiffany Carr | Jan 15, 2018
Where are we right now? The state of education – in terms of teacher resilience – is bleak. I don’t want to paint a doom-and-gloom scenario, but perhaps it’s time to. Nearly 50% of teachers leave within their first 5 years. They sight lack of support, lack...
by Dr. Tiffany Carr | Nov 24, 2017
Educators enter the profession with optimistic ideas. They set out to share their passion and make a difference. They make a decision to selflessly dedicate themselves to others, to be in service to young people, and to go above and beyond to connect with their...
by Dr. Tiffany Carr | Sep 1, 2017
At the heart of every school are the teachers. It is a researched-based fact that taking time to build teacher resilience can directly impact the performance of students and teachers alike. This article showcases three academic pieces that when presented together...
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by Dr. Tiffany Carr | Aug 9, 2017
I set out to compile research and statistics for an infographic on the toll that teaching can take on the well-being of teachers and surprisingly walked away with newfound hope. What I found while composing this infographic is that the sea of educational...
by Dr. Tiffany Carr | Aug 9, 2017
Joy in Teaching was born out a place of concern and empathy for a profession that I care about deeply. As a veteran teacher I have witnessed way too many teachers turn away from their careers due a variety of stressors. Whether it was a desire to teach the way their...
