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Beat the Burnout: Maintaining a Healthy Longevity Throughout Your Career

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This edWeb podcast is sponsored by Empowered Educator.
The webinar recording can be accessed here.

As educators, you are in the business of making generational change. You have the most important job in the world. However, when you come from a place of stress, frustration, and exhaustion, you are unable to show up for your students as your best self. Weeks, months, and years of chronic stress lead to disengagement in your work and eventually burnout. You know you and your students deserve better, but you’re not sure how to break the stress cycle.

In this interactive edWeb podcast, listeners understand the function of stress and how to navigate through it in ways that are healthy, safe, and productive for both you and your students. Imagine feeling happier, healthier, and well rested for the entirety of your career. Here, we begin to embody the idea that the most generous thing you can do for your students is take care of yourself.

This edWeb podcast is of interest to teachers, school leaders, and district leaders of all grade levels.

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