More than ever, teachers need support. Motivated to change lives and make a difference, the modern teacher faces a growing suite of complex issues, such as burnout, lack of resources, and communities rife with challenges and divisions, grief and trauma.
The work is meaningful, noble, and necessary, yet can come with an undeniable cost to one’s health and well-being. How do we persist—and even flourish—as educators while navigating the complexities of our school communities?
Join the Greater Good Science Center in Honoring the Teacher’s Heart, a four-session Community of Practice designed to help educators heal, fortify, and grow in their work. In our immersive sessions, we’ll delve into the issues educators face today, and build our toolkits for positive well-being through experiential practices, breakout discussions, and research-based takeaways.
We will explore:
Each session is highly interactive and will feature:
Session topics include:
Chronic absenteeism is no longer a fringe concern or a temporary aftershock of the pandemic.…
Phishing incident response is the moment a school district moves from professional-development slides to real-world…
Career and Technical Education often changes the future not just for students, but for the…
Safety training determines what happens in the first ten seconds Safety training is often measured…
K–12 innovation is entering a defining moment as district technology leaders juggle competing priorities: piloting…
College decision next steps become urgent each February as acceptance letters turn anticipation into action.…