Avoiding Burnout: How Exemplary Teachers Find Fuel and Cultivate Success
Autor Betsy B. Nordellen Limba Engleză Hardback – 15 dec 2020
Exploring these questions serves as the basis for Avoiding Burnout: How Exemplary Teachers Find Fuel and Cultivate Success. The featured educators-among the most distinguished American teachers-provide insight into their successful strategies with students, parents/caregivers, colleagues, and administration. Their honest and thoughtful voices provide compelling evidence of how they navigate today's complex issues in education. Concise connections to relevant research underscore the value of their perspectives.
This highly engaging and easy to use book is designed to spur thinking and conversation about what supports and inhibits educator success at all levels. In small meaningful bites, readers will learn what exemplary educators do, why they do it, and how it helps. In this time of high teacher attrition, we need to share ideas about how to succeed in the teaching profession.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781475855241
ISBN-10: 1475855249
Pagini: 220
Dimensiuni: 162 x 241 x 24 mm
Greutate: 0.52 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
Locul publicării:New York, United States
ISBN-10: 1475855249
Pagini: 220
Dimensiuni: 162 x 241 x 24 mm
Greutate: 0.52 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
Locul publicării:New York, United States
Cuprins
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part One - How Teachers See Their Work
Chapter 1 - Teacher power
Chapter 2 - The gift of providing a fresh start
Chapter 3 - Meaning and purpose
Part Two - The Central Role of Relationships
Chapter 4 - Knowing students well
Chapter 5 - Cultivating positive relationships with students
Chapter 6 - Negotiating difficult relationships with students
Chapter 7 - Investing in a positive environment
Chapter 8 - Connecting with parents/caregivers
Chapter 9 - Relationship with colleagues
Chapter 10 - The Administration of Schools
Part Three - Personal Practices and Skills
Chapter 11 - Curiosity
Chapter 12 - Reflection
Chapter 13 - Preparation and Self-care
Chapter 14 - What makes great teachers great?
Appendix A - The Tale of the Stonecutters
Appendix B - Knowing My Students
Appendix C - Staff Directory of Support
Appendix D - Standpoint Exploration
Appendix E - Exploring Hope
Appendix F - Free Resources and Additional Materials
References
Index
About the author
Introduction
Part One - How Teachers See Their Work
Chapter 1 - Teacher power
Chapter 2 - The gift of providing a fresh start
Chapter 3 - Meaning and purpose
Part Two - The Central Role of Relationships
Chapter 4 - Knowing students well
Chapter 5 - Cultivating positive relationships with students
Chapter 6 - Negotiating difficult relationships with students
Chapter 7 - Investing in a positive environment
Chapter 8 - Connecting with parents/caregivers
Chapter 9 - Relationship with colleagues
Chapter 10 - The Administration of Schools
Part Three - Personal Practices and Skills
Chapter 11 - Curiosity
Chapter 12 - Reflection
Chapter 13 - Preparation and Self-care
Chapter 14 - What makes great teachers great?
Appendix A - The Tale of the Stonecutters
Appendix B - Knowing My Students
Appendix C - Staff Directory of Support
Appendix D - Standpoint Exploration
Appendix E - Exploring Hope
Appendix F - Free Resources and Additional Materials
References
Index
About the author
Recenzii
"If you are a teacher or want to support teachers, then read this book. Nordell approaches the work from the perspective of great teachers and what they know, think, believe, and do. Equally applicable to individual teachers seeking self-care tips, school and district leaders, and policy makers, the lessons captured by Nordell's research provide fresh insights and sorely needed direction to a field buffeted by misapplied theories from other sectors."
"Nordell's book is refreshingly honest and sincere. She honors and validates the complex, burnout-inducing issues teachers face, meeting them head-on with sound authoritative research and candid input from educators who present a valuable teacher voice. Her passion to support educator mental health resonates from her reflective questions throughout. This book is a powerful tool for teachers, administrators and educational policy makers at all stages of their careers."
"Extensive literature has been brought to life here through the interplay with the teacher's voice. Betsy Nordell clearly cares deeply about the ever-growing problem of teacher burnout, and offers readers a range of perspectives that can help navigate a positive and life-enhancing way forward."
Betsy Nordell decodes the alchemy of great teaching. She translates her research on great teachers into a substantive action guide that provides an orienting framework and practical strategies that will serve as a treasured resource for new and veteran teachers, administrators, and teacher educators. Nordell provides an approach to develop a practice of ongoing renewal that will reconnect teachers to themselves, their students, their colleagues, and the noble ideals of the profession.
More than ever, we need a deeply compassionate and thoughtful conversation about teacher burnout. Avoiding Burnout provides a rich and empathetic portrait of the emotional lives of educators, drawing on educators' voices to cast an inspiring and timely vision for fueling the careers of educators with the power of hope, relationships, meaning, and self-compassion. A must-read for educators and educational leaders searching for inspiration and renewal!
"Nordell's book is refreshingly honest and sincere. She honors and validates the complex, burnout-inducing issues teachers face, meeting them head-on with sound authoritative research and candid input from educators who present a valuable teacher voice. Her passion to support educator mental health resonates from her reflective questions throughout. This book is a powerful tool for teachers, administrators and educational policy makers at all stages of their careers."
"Extensive literature has been brought to life here through the interplay with the teacher's voice. Betsy Nordell clearly cares deeply about the ever-growing problem of teacher burnout, and offers readers a range of perspectives that can help navigate a positive and life-enhancing way forward."
Betsy Nordell decodes the alchemy of great teaching. She translates her research on great teachers into a substantive action guide that provides an orienting framework and practical strategies that will serve as a treasured resource for new and veteran teachers, administrators, and teacher educators. Nordell provides an approach to develop a practice of ongoing renewal that will reconnect teachers to themselves, their students, their colleagues, and the noble ideals of the profession.
More than ever, we need a deeply compassionate and thoughtful conversation about teacher burnout. Avoiding Burnout provides a rich and empathetic portrait of the emotional lives of educators, drawing on educators' voices to cast an inspiring and timely vision for fueling the careers of educators with the power of hope, relationships, meaning, and self-compassion. A must-read for educators and educational leaders searching for inspiration and renewal!