Teaching is a rewarding yet demanding profession that requires continuous energy and dedication. However, among the daily challenges, it’s essential for teachers to prioritize self-care and find ways to replenish their energy reserves. In this discussion led session, we’ll explore the concept of “sharpening the saw,” as advocated by Stephen Covey, and discuss\/share practical strategies to renew our energy as teachers.<\/p>
When:<\/strong> 21st May, 5pm – 6:30pm CET<\/p> Where:<\/strong> Online\/ZOOM<\/p> \u00b7 Understanding the concept of “sharpening the saw” and its relevance to teaching.<\/p> \u00b7 Identifying common energy drains and stressors in the teaching profession.<\/p> \u00b7 Exploring various techniques for self-care and energy renewal<\/p> \u00b7 Sharing personal experiences and insights on maintaining balance and well-being in the teaching profession<\/p> Mike Shreeve <\/strong>served as a school director and an HR manager. His management experience became useful in his current professional training role, where he acts as a coach and a mentor to managers and HR professionals. He has designed the NLP and Coaching Skills, and the Teaching Students with Special Needs and Inclusive Learning courses at the Pilgrims teacher training centre. He is an active relationship coach as well as a certified instructor at the European Mentoring & Coaching Council. Other than business coaching and mentoring, Mike is also involved in coaching children with learning disabilities. Some of his most recent projects include a teacher training programme in Ethiopia aimed at improving coaching skills and feedback, together with a programme for our teachers here at The Bridge aimed at using coaching skills in teaching English.<\/p>Key topics covered:<\/h3>
Speakers: Mike Shreeve and Andrea Z\u00e1humensk\u00e1<\/h3>