Prioritising tasks as a teacher is essential to avoiding burn out.

A teacher's list is NEVER-ENDING and you will always find something else to do.

So what actually needs doing?

What can we bin off, and still not affect your class' learning?

How can you balance your input with the impact it has on outcomes?

Let us know your thoughts and follow us on Instagram:

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You've probably heard someone not in teaching say it before....

"Why can't you use what you've already planned?"

So teachers REALLY need to re-plan things for every single new class?

To what extent does buying into a scheme actually help?

If we are really serious about reducing workload and solving the retention crisis, is this something we could calm down a little bit with?

The next new fad will roll around in a couple of years and we will have to start again.... what's the point?

Are there other ways to adapt teaching?

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When we were at school, it felt like teaching was a job for life. Teachers were a broad range of ages, even being older more often than not.

What changed?

Why are so many teachers saying they can't see themselves doing the job long term?

Is teaching a job for life any more? Or is it something you simply have to step away from?

Join us as we chat about it!

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Is being a classroom teacher enough? Should we always strive to work our way up the ladder in school?

What is the boost in money like?

Is it *really* a stepping-stone?

Is your time just exploited?

We look at the pros and cons of becoming a middle leader.

We'd love to hear your thoughts.

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Join us on the Teach Sleep Repeat podcast as we dive into the toxic ways schools use observations, book looks, and display policies to control and intimidate teachers. We'll share shocking stories sent in by listeners and discuss the negative impact these practices have on educators' mental health and job satisfaction.

But don't worry, we're not just here to complain! We'll also explore healthier ways to hold teachers accountable without resorting to fear and intimidation. Let's work together to create a more supportive and empowering environment for educators.

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This week, we discuss YOUR controversial teacher opinions!

Blaming parents, keeping SATs, ditching languages?!?

We read out your submissions and give say what we think on hot talking points in teaching.

We even have a disagreement!

Get in touch and let us know what you think. You can find us at:

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The summer holidays are about to end & that means one thing....

The new school year is upon us!

In this episode, we dive into how to start off September with a bang & hit the ground running.

We talk about pretty much everything in this ultimate guide to going back to school:

Setting up routines

High expectations

Nailing behaviour

Managing your wellbeing

Building solid relationships

& Loads more!

We can't wait to hear what you think about the episode.

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This week we speak directly to our upcoming teacher fanbase with 12 top tips to get the most out of your ITT (initial teacher training) whether it's the 3-year B Ed, the 1-year PGCE or anything in between.

Let us know what you think of these tips and this episode!

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