US EditionWhy Rest Isn’t Lazy—It’s Essential for Strong Teachers
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Why Rest Isn’t Lazy—It’s Essential for Strong Teachers
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. Let’s unpack that.Teaching isn’t just a job—it’s a whole-body, whole-heart, whole-brain marathon. You carry emotional weight, intellectual load, and physical exhaustion daily. So when you enter the season of fewer meetings and more “free time,” guilt often shows…
The university teacher training programs are on the rise again. This academic year, almost 11 percent more new students registered than last year, reports Universities of the Netherlands (UNL). After years of declining inflow, this is good news in a time of persistent teacher shortages, says the umbrella organization.
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