SUMMER SERIES Ep 2 — Keeping Stuff Will Not Making Teaching Easier
About this episode
The episode discusses the misconception that having more teaching supplies leads to better preparedness and offers insights on minimalism in education.
Your classroom can be full and still feel empty of what you actually need: time, clarity, and space to think. We kick off our summer Q and A series with a listener question from James about minimalist principles and how to finally start letting go of items that are hard to part with, especially when you’ve collected years of “just in case” teaching supplies. We talk honestly about the mindset trap many educators fall into: believing that more stuff will make us more prepared, more profession...
Topics covered
- minimalism
- teaching supplies
- mindset
- educator challenges
- letting go
Keywords
- minimalism
- teaching
- supplies
- mindset
- educators
- letting go
- classroom
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- Ep 113 — How We Change the Conditions Matters Part 2 with Dr. Dan Keller
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