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Teachers, this book is a guide for taking care of educationâ s most valuable resource: you. Author Jay Schroder, founder of the popular Teach from Your Best Self Institute, demonstrates why the version of ourselves that we bring to teaching matters and describes how we can rejuvenate ourselves while maximizing student learning.
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Teachers, this book is a guide for taking care of educationâ s most valuable resource: you. Author Jay Schroder, founder of the popular Teach from Your Best Self Institute, demonstrates why the version of ourselves that we bring to teaching matters and describes how we can rejuvenate ourselves while maximizing student learning.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 188
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. August 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 153mm x 229mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 300g
- ISBN-13: 9781032416878
- ISBN-10: 1032416874
- Artikelnr.: 67825689
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 188
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. August 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 153mm x 229mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 300g
- ISBN-13: 9781032416878
- ISBN-10: 1032416874
- Artikelnr.: 67825689
Jay Schroder has taught high school English and social studies for the past twenty-four years in both mainstream and alternative education settings. In 2021, he founded the Teach from Your Best Self Institute, an organization with a mission to support and inspire educators while advancing a new model for revitalizing education.
Introduction Part 1: The Challenge of Teaching 1. Attempting to Do an
Impossible Job 2. Learning to Teach from My Best Self 3. Mapping the Brain:
Teaching and the Stress Response System 4. The Role of ACEs and the
Hurtspots They Leave Us With 5. Stress, Pressure, and Hurtspots in Students
6. Reckoning with the Impact of Culture Part 2: Skills and Principles that
Matter 7. Return on Investment 8. The Best Self Model for Teaching and
Learning 9. An Antidote to Decision Fatigue: Reaching Clarity through
Reflective Writing 10. Spheres of Control and Influence 11. Applying
Radical Acceptance to Teaching 12. Choose Yes 13. Saying "No" from Yes 14.
Classroom Management: Know Your Prime Directive 15. Developing Field-Based
Attention as an Antidote to Mental Fatigue 16. The Curiously Nourishing
Power of Attention 17. The Vital Role of Positive Messages 18. The
Importance of Positive Messages for Teachers Part 3: Tools for Emotionally
Challenging Moments 19. Intervening in the Steps from Dr. Jekyll to Mr.
Hyde 20. The Cool Pause 21. The Importance of Giving Triggered Students
Space 22. Speaking the Language of the Limbic System 23. Using
Counter-Stories to Recover from Hurtspot Reactions Part 4: Creating a
Resilient Best Self 24. Having a Hand in the Stories that Make Us 25. Using
Expressive Writing to Revise Hurtspot Stories 26. The Liberating Power of
Radical Acceptance Conclusion: A New Direction Forward Acknowledgments
References
Impossible Job 2. Learning to Teach from My Best Self 3. Mapping the Brain:
Teaching and the Stress Response System 4. The Role of ACEs and the
Hurtspots They Leave Us With 5. Stress, Pressure, and Hurtspots in Students
6. Reckoning with the Impact of Culture Part 2: Skills and Principles that
Matter 7. Return on Investment 8. The Best Self Model for Teaching and
Learning 9. An Antidote to Decision Fatigue: Reaching Clarity through
Reflective Writing 10. Spheres of Control and Influence 11. Applying
Radical Acceptance to Teaching 12. Choose Yes 13. Saying "No" from Yes 14.
Classroom Management: Know Your Prime Directive 15. Developing Field-Based
Attention as an Antidote to Mental Fatigue 16. The Curiously Nourishing
Power of Attention 17. The Vital Role of Positive Messages 18. The
Importance of Positive Messages for Teachers Part 3: Tools for Emotionally
Challenging Moments 19. Intervening in the Steps from Dr. Jekyll to Mr.
Hyde 20. The Cool Pause 21. The Importance of Giving Triggered Students
Space 22. Speaking the Language of the Limbic System 23. Using
Counter-Stories to Recover from Hurtspot Reactions Part 4: Creating a
Resilient Best Self 24. Having a Hand in the Stories that Make Us 25. Using
Expressive Writing to Revise Hurtspot Stories 26. The Liberating Power of
Radical Acceptance Conclusion: A New Direction Forward Acknowledgments
References
Introduction Part 1: The Challenge of Teaching 1. Attempting to Do an
Impossible Job 2. Learning to Teach from My Best Self 3. Mapping the Brain:
Teaching and the Stress Response System 4. The Role of ACEs and the
Hurtspots They Leave Us With 5. Stress, Pressure, and Hurtspots in Students
6. Reckoning with the Impact of Culture Part 2: Skills and Principles that
Matter 7. Return on Investment 8. The Best Self Model for Teaching and
Learning 9. An Antidote to Decision Fatigue: Reaching Clarity through
Reflective Writing 10. Spheres of Control and Influence 11. Applying
Radical Acceptance to Teaching 12. Choose Yes 13. Saying "No" from Yes 14.
Classroom Management: Know Your Prime Directive 15. Developing Field-Based
Attention as an Antidote to Mental Fatigue 16. The Curiously Nourishing
Power of Attention 17. The Vital Role of Positive Messages 18. The
Importance of Positive Messages for Teachers Part 3: Tools for Emotionally
Challenging Moments 19. Intervening in the Steps from Dr. Jekyll to Mr.
Hyde 20. The Cool Pause 21. The Importance of Giving Triggered Students
Space 22. Speaking the Language of the Limbic System 23. Using
Counter-Stories to Recover from Hurtspot Reactions Part 4: Creating a
Resilient Best Self 24. Having a Hand in the Stories that Make Us 25. Using
Expressive Writing to Revise Hurtspot Stories 26. The Liberating Power of
Radical Acceptance Conclusion: A New Direction Forward Acknowledgments
References
Impossible Job 2. Learning to Teach from My Best Self 3. Mapping the Brain:
Teaching and the Stress Response System 4. The Role of ACEs and the
Hurtspots They Leave Us With 5. Stress, Pressure, and Hurtspots in Students
6. Reckoning with the Impact of Culture Part 2: Skills and Principles that
Matter 7. Return on Investment 8. The Best Self Model for Teaching and
Learning 9. An Antidote to Decision Fatigue: Reaching Clarity through
Reflective Writing 10. Spheres of Control and Influence 11. Applying
Radical Acceptance to Teaching 12. Choose Yes 13. Saying "No" from Yes 14.
Classroom Management: Know Your Prime Directive 15. Developing Field-Based
Attention as an Antidote to Mental Fatigue 16. The Curiously Nourishing
Power of Attention 17. The Vital Role of Positive Messages 18. The
Importance of Positive Messages for Teachers Part 3: Tools for Emotionally
Challenging Moments 19. Intervening in the Steps from Dr. Jekyll to Mr.
Hyde 20. The Cool Pause 21. The Importance of Giving Triggered Students
Space 22. Speaking the Language of the Limbic System 23. Using
Counter-Stories to Recover from Hurtspot Reactions Part 4: Creating a
Resilient Best Self 24. Having a Hand in the Stories that Make Us 25. Using
Expressive Writing to Revise Hurtspot Stories 26. The Liberating Power of
Radical Acceptance Conclusion: A New Direction Forward Acknowledgments
References