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About this course
New teachers put their pupils first all day, then wonder why they're running on empty by half term. Looking after yourself is part of the job. Pupils learn more from watching you do it than from any PSHE lesson.
The advice is practical. Sleep, food and exercise come first, and sleep is the one to fix if you can only fix one. Plan in the calm weeks for the crunch points, like that dark third week of November. Stop comparing your bloopers with your colleagues' highlight reels. And keep up the parts of your life that aren't teaching, so one bad lesson doesn't knock everything over.
You'll also learn the warning sign that matters most, which is change, and what to do when you spot it in yourself, a colleague or a pupil.
Modules
12 modules
1Introduction1 min
2You matter too!1 min
3Physical wellbeing underpins mental wellbeing3 min
4Use times of calm to prepare for times of chaos3 min
5Decide on daily dos and don’ts2 min
6Don’t compare your bloopers to others’ highlights2 min
7Develop multiple pillars of self-esteem3 min
8Change is the most important warning sign1 min
9If in doubt, reach out2 min
10Listen to understand2 min
11You don’t have to fix everyone2 min
12Wrap up1 min
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