
Battling Burnout: 3 Things You Should Know
This week has been all about knowing when to hold ‘em and when to fold ‘em. The concept has come up a lot with my
Tales of teaching, performing, step-parenting, cooking, and being human catalogued with humor and grace.
This week has been all about knowing when to hold ‘em and when to fold ‘em. The concept has come up a lot with my
Simple meals Cooking is a big deal at our house. We cook everyday. Sometimes, the meals are simple, and sometimes they are very involved. My
1. Keep lesson format the same as F2F- just teach online Everything, including lesson formats, changed for students overnight. Students went home for spring break
3 Questions: Today I am sharing the 3 questions I have been asking myself on a regular basis in 2020. 1: Will this matter in
This past Wednesday Dan and I launched Pivot Party: a podcast about embracing change. Embracing change isn’t easy: Thanks to launching our new project, I’ve
After months of isolating I was thrown into the classroom with other people with no real screening process for faculty or students. It made me
The best laid plan… I LOVE schedules, beautiful calendars (I use this one: lifeplanner by Erin Condren), color coded spreadsheets, google docs, charts, and sharpie
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