Slow Down to Grow: What Teachers Need Most Right Now
Five resources to help teachers slow down, simplify, and grow — from patience and persistence to the minimum effective dose and small daily wins.
Five resources to help teachers slow down, simplify, and grow — from patience and persistence to the minimum effective dose and small daily wins.
Like trees letting go of their leaves, teachers grow stronger when they release old stress, habits, and guilt to make room for renewal.
In a world that celebrates speed, patience is a superpower. Discover how teachers can help students—and themselves—slow down and grow with purpose.
Discover how persistence—not motivation—sustains great teaching. Learn practical strategies for educators to build momentum through small, consistent steps. Reflect, reset, and grow one strong step at a time.
Discover how simplicity can transform your teaching and well-being. In this episode of the Why Edify Podcast, Jeremy Jorgensen shares 6 powerful ways educators can reduce overwhelm, create clarity, and focus on what truly matters.
Five reflections for teachers to reset, refocus, and reimagine the classroom — from using technology wisely to helping students build the 4 C’s: creativity, collaboration, communication, and critical thinking.
Discover how burnout and routine quietly dull creativity—and how teachers can reclaim curiosity, energy, and purpose before the “old” moves in.
A look at what “Don’t let the old in” really means—staying curious, energized, and open to growth in teaching and life.
Tech can support learning—but it’s not the point. Education is about people, purpose, and growth. Here’s why relationships still matter most.
A student’s name is more than a label—it’s connection. Discover how using names daily builds respect and a positive classroom culture.
Hard day at school? These 31 quick recovery tips help teachers reset, recharge, and return with calm, clarity, and renewed energy.
Discover how grounded teachers create emotionally safe classrooms. Learn practical ways to lead with calm, model resilience, and shift the energy in your classroom for lasting impact.