Teaching is tough enough without having to do it virtually. With blank screens rather than enthusiastic faces and radio silence instead of enthusiastic responses, it’s about as far away from traditional teaching as you can get. No wonder your motivation is low.
Staying positive during the spring term might seem impossible right now, but Laughologist and former headteacher, Sarah Creegan, has got some tips to help you get your mojo back.
Keen to get your work/life balance into shape in 2021? Wondering how to even begin, with weeks of lockdown and virtual teaching ahead?
Ho-ho-hopefully your staff are all jingling their way to the Christmas break, still happy and motivated? If not, don’t worry. After all, it’s been a funny old year. But, Sarah Creegan is here to help you finish the autumn term positively - ensuring your staff are happy and motivated, ready for spring.
For you, a teacher navigating their way through Coronavirus regulations and Lockdown 2.0, it’s easy to feel that the love for your profession has gone. From being hailed heroes during the Spring to be vilified in Autumn, it’s been a difficult journey for many.
Do you want to start the new year full of positivity? Keen to keep your class motivated and happy as we head into 2021? Victoria Maitland reckons Christmas can give us plenty of positive lessons and so she’s got some ideas to help you.
If you think about all of the subjects you teach, where would you class PSHE in terms of importance?
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