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Teaching is, in my opinion, one of the greatest professions on the face of the earth. From their foundational years and beyond, children rely on teachers to help them navigate the world of learning. In most cases, this includes everything from developing social-emotional skills all the way through to exploring the sciences that stand as the precursor to medical professions. Teachers are the helm of shaping tomorrow's critical thinkers and problem-solvers and, yet, they often get the short end of the stick. It is for this very reason that countless educators are walking away from the profession for good and this isn't just an issue from the perspective of the schooling system but from the perspective of society as a whole. Teachers provide a valuable resource that helps to shape the world as we know it, but they aren't given the recognition, salaries, or support to show for it. In my guide, Beating Teacher Burnout, I arm teachers with the tools that they need to navigate this incredibly intense career - one in which they seem to not have the level of support that they need. Using my almost 20 years in the industry, I provide tips for managing stress, setting boundaries, prioritizing one's health, and managing the classroom as well as the behaviours of their students. If you're ready to have a healthy, long-term career in education, this is the concise guide for you.
