With the holiday season in full swing, it's easy to get caught up in the rush and forget about taking care of your self. Today's episode is a reminder to slow down. We're talking all about self care, laugher and community with special guest, Kayla Jules.

Kayla Jules is a fourth-year, 5th-grade teacher in Texas. Kayla enjoys teaching so much that she shares her love and favorite funny moments on social media. While in the classroom, she is currently a Master’s student at her alma mater, Texas Tech, pursuing a degree in Education Policy.

She is the Civic Engagement Ambassador for her school, a mentor to teachers and college students, and a part of the Legislative Leadership Committee in her district. With this experience, she hopes to one day work for a non-profit that advocates for students and teachers.

From kids sneezing all over to dancing Tik Toks, we talk all things teacher laughs as well as self care, mental health, and the importance of community, we're answering all of these questions and so much more.

Along with being today's podcast guest, Kayla will be a special comedy keynote speaker at our upcoming Winter Educate and Rejuvenate.

Kayla will be doing a comedy keynote with some light-hearted stories from the classroom. She will bring realness and humor to her session that all teachers & homeschool will find relatable.

Get a sneak peek of what Kayla will be sharing at Winter Educate and Rejuvenate on today's special episode. And don't forget to register for Winter Educate and Rejuvenate!

Head over to the show notes: https://www.wifeteachermommy.com/podcast/self-care/

Key points on self care, laughter and community with Kayla Jules:

• What Kayla will be talking about at Winter Educate and Rejuvenate
• Why self-care should be integrated into your everyday life and the classroom
• The importance of laughter as a teacher
• Why it is import to be engaged with you community
• What Winter Educate and Rejuvenate is
• How collaboration and sharing perspectives among educators can lead to improving self-care practices