STRONG Teacher Newsletter
Thrive This Summer | Week 7: Reimagine the Return
Before you go back, do this.
STRONG Teacher Newsletter
Before you go back, do this.
Strong Teacher
The Reflection Guide walks you through each of the six pillars — what to write, why it matters, and how to fill it out without overthinking it. Read it once. Then print the worksheet and use it every Friday.
teacher tips
Discover why 'One Word Intentions' work better than New Year's resolutions, and learn about Overskud—a Danish concept for building surplus energy. Plus free resources for using One Word with students.
Why Edify Podcast
A reflective Why Edify podcast episode exploring why teachers should complete a yearly review and how reflection supports wellbeing, resilience, and sustainable teaching.
podcast summary
Tech can support learning—but it’s not the point. Education is about people, purpose, and growth. Here’s why relationships still matter most.
The Write Path
Writing isn’t just about putting words on a page. It’s a practice of thinking clearly, slowing down, and discovering what really matters.
Why Edify Podcast
In this episode, Flip-Flops and Sunshine, I explore the power of small shifts—what I call “flip-flop moments”—that can spark joy, reflection, and renewal.
Why Edify Wisdom
Every person has a story that teaches valuable lessons. Tim Cavey shares the value of fun in the classroom, keeping firm boundaries, and the importance of having a growth mindset.
Education
Discover powerful strategies for teacher reflection during winter break. Learn how to evaluate your teaching practice, celebrate successes, and plan for personal and professional growth.
Education
Discover how to transform your content consumption habits through mindful reflection and active engagement. Learn practical strategies for extracting meaningful insights from podcasts, TV shows, and other media to enrich your personal growth journey.
Education
Discover how boredom positively impacts creativity, personal growth, and learning. Learn practical strategies for educators to harness the power of mental downtime in elementary, middle, and high school classrooms.
Education
Teaching is funny that way. Sometimes, what looks great on paper doesn't translate well in practice.