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If you’re feeling unmotivated right now—whether it’s in your teaching, your personal life, or even just in getting through the day—you’re not alone. And I want you to know: it’s okay to feel this way. We often treat motivation like it’s the secret sauce for getting things done, as if it’s something we can just summon when we need it most. But here’s the truth: motivation is unpredictable. Some days, it shows up effortlessly. Other days, it’s nowhere to be found. So, what do you do on those...
Lunch can be such a drag as an educator: figuring out what to pack, having to scarf down a whole meal in 15 minutes, or not getting a proper break for lunch at all. So, by popular request, this article + podcast episode is all about ways to simplify and streamline lunch. Healthy, quick lunch ideas for teachers Learn how you can invest a bit of time in creating a simple plan, so that figuring out a healthy lunch is one less decision you have to make each day. Here are a few of my favorite tips...
The Swiss Cheese Model is actually a real thing. It was created by James T. Reason, and is used in risk management, aviation safety, engineering, healthcare, computer security, and more. I think there’s a real place for it in K-12 education as well. In fact, I’ve found it useful for nationwide and worldwide problems too–anything that seems to be too hard to solve, any issue that seems like it just can’t be fixed. But let me give you an example that’s more dialed in. Let’s say students in your...