STRONG Teacher Newsletter
Choose What You Really Want
Here’s your midweek boost - a quote, a resource, and an affirmation to power you through the rest of the week.
STRONG Teacher Newsletter
Here’s your midweek boost - a quote, a resource, and an affirmation to power you through the rest of the week.
Education
Summer is for rest, but a small investment now can make next school year smoother. Discover how and why teachers prepare during break.
Teaching
Discover the power of presence in teaching and life. This short reflection reminds educators to embrace each unique moment—because you'll never be here again.
Thrive This Summer
Explore Thrive This Summer—an 8-week well-being series for educators with weekly articles, tools, and reflections to help you rest, reset, and return stronger.
Thrive This Summer
Even in summer, teachers carry invisible mental clutter—worries about students, pressure to be productive, looping thoughts that just won’t let go.
Teaching
Hey Strong Teachers! Summer’s here—or maybe it feels slower at school—and if you’re hearing that nagging voice urging you to “be productive,” chances are you’re exhausted more than lazy.
Weekly Report
Whether you’re kicking off your shoes or slipping on sandals, may this be a season of lighter steps and brighter spirits.
Teaching
Discover why summer break isn’t just time off for teachers—it’s a vital season of rest, joy, and renewal. Let go of guilt and embrace what you truly need.
STRONG Teacher Newsletter
Explore the power of Kaizen—continuous improvement through small, steady changes—and discover how this mindset can build resilience, clarity, and strength in your daily life.
Strong Teacher
Discover how the Japanese concept of keiko—intentional, disciplined practice—can help teachers reconnect with purpose and transform daily routines into meaningful rituals.
Thrive This Summer
Week 1 of Thrive This Summer explores the power of the pause. Learn why rest is essential for educators and get tools to help you reset, reflect, and reclaim your energy.
Teaching
Discover the power of Ichi-go ichi-e—the Japanese concept of “one time, one meeting”—and how it can help teachers live and teach with greater presence, purpose, and peace.