Teaching

Not Your Responsibility

Hours of lesson planning won't fix what's broken in education. And that's not your responsibility to fix.

Teachers think hours spent lesson planning will fix everything.

It won't.

Often, these hours will come at the expense of time and connection with family and friends. Most challenges in education won't be fixed with time.

That's not your responsibility.

If you’re craving thoughtful connection, coaching, and community with educators who get it, join us in the STRONG Teachers Lounge, you’ll fit right in.

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Here's another STRONG Teacher update. February is almost complete in The STRONG Year.

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Why Edify: January Update

New Year Goal Setting for Students: Teaching Kaizen Instead of Resolutions

Teacher Burnout Prevention: How to Manage Your Energy (Not Just Your Time)

Building The STRONG Year in Public: February Module Nearly Done