Why Leaving Teaching Makes Career Change Feel So Hard
About this episode
Vanessa explores the connection between confidence, anxiety, and cognitive overload in teachers considering leaving the profession.
Send us Fan Mail Why do capable teachers often feel anxious about leaving the classroom? It may have less to do with confidence and more to do with cognitive overload. In this episode of Teachers in Transition, Vanessa explores the connection between confidence, anxiety, and cognitive overload, and why teachers often carry an impossible amount of mental tracking in their daily work. You’ll also learn a simple weekly framework that can reduce anxiety, build trust with your future ...
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