In today's Two Minute Timeout for Teachers, I focus on a quote that is based on an essay published in 1875 called 'Social Aims' by Ralph Waldo Emerson. Listen to hear how the quote, "What you do speaks so loudly that I cannot hear what you say," can really help us reflect on the impact our actions have on our students each day.

059: Two Minute Timeout For Teachers... Be The Example!

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In today's Two Minute Timeout for Teachers I want to focus on character. I came across a quote the other day that I have seen many times, in different variations, that said Our character is defined by what we do when we think no one is looking. Take a moment today to step back from the business of your day to day and whisper to someone who deserves to know they shine. 

141: Two Minute Timeout For Teachers... Show Your Character in a Whisper

In Today's Two Minute Timeout for Teachers I want to focus on something many of us may have sitting on our desks every day and probably take for granted... our teacher's mug. Regardless of what we use our mugs for, I think they paint a beautiful picture of what teaching is all about. Let's talk about it... 

140: Two Minute Timeout For Teachers... Embrace Your Teacher Mug

Today's thought is this: What are you Thankful In? Yes you heard me right, I am not wondering what you are thankful for, I am more curious about what you are thankful in. You might be wondering what I am talking about, but I think by the end of this episode you will be challenged to reflect a bit during this season of thanks. Let's talk about it...

139: Thoughts for Teachers: What Are You Thankful In?

In Today's Two Minute Timeout for Teachers I focus on puzzle pieces. We can become overwhelmed or frustrated in what we do when we think we have to be every piece our students need to complete their entire puzzle. I want to encourage you to embrace the puzzle piece that you are, instead of becoming overwhelmed by attempting to be every piece in the puzzle.

138: Two Minute Timeout For Teachers... Be A Puzzle Piece

In today's Two Minute Timeout for Teachers I want to focus on alignment. When tough times try to derail you, or when you may feel like you are pushed beyond your breaking point, remember to focus on your alignment. It is our alignment that keeps us grounded.

059: Two Minute Timeout For Teachers... Be The Example!

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