Each Teacher Tip post is designed to equip and support you as a teacher, administrator, or school staff member as you continue the journey of investing in the social and emotional wellbeing of yourself, students, and your community.
Through these resources, we aim to help you grow individually, as well as provide skills and ideas to apply in the classroom, playground, school hallways, and beyond as you interact with students, co-workers, and parents.
We are here for you this year with Teacher Tips, digital resources, and more as we embark on a FRIENDZY together.
Stress is universal. We all feel it. But how stress impacts us personally and how we interrupt the stress cycle looks different for all of us.
So today, we encourage you to plug in your headphones, press play on this informative professional learning session, find calm, and carry on.
Read MorePrepare for testing season with these four tips that will help in reducing stress and performance anxiety for you and your students.
Read MoreCultivate a working relationship and partnership with parents and families to strengthen community, student success, and academic outcomes.
Read MoreLet’s talk about being “gritty”. Grit is a life skill that keeps us motivated when pursuing our goals, gives us the ability to overcome obstacles and setbacks. Gritty people are courageous and confident in the face of failure.
Read MoreWith Friendzy digital lessons, you can find the perfect marriage between engaging visual and interactive content and relationally-centered lessons that encourage collaboration and friendship!
Read MoreAccording to Friedrich Nietzsche, “He who has a why can endure any how.'' Your “why” for becoming a teacher is a powerful tool you can use to thrive this school year. It is important to not only remember your “Why” but to share it with your students, too.
Read MoreAt Friendzy, we talk a lot about how social-emotional learning helps improve students’ wellbeing, emotional health, academic success, relationships, and more. For you, as educators, the results of focusing personally on social emotional learning are just as powerful.
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