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Gaining Confidence
Identify & Remember your WHY
Education breeds confidence. Confidence breeds hope. Hope breeds peace.- Confucius
Session 1 focused on building confidence in your instructional practice and also identifying and remembering your WHY.
As educators, it is important to have confidence in our instructional practices because it will help improve student engagement and achievement. Your reasons for becoming an education should keep you grounded in your position. Nothing that attempts to rock the boat will succeed if you are confident and grounded in your WHY.
Steps to increase your confidence:
First, identify the reason for your lack of confidence.
Next, put in place strategies and techniques to help you overcome possible barriers that are causing you to lack confidence.
Strategies and techniques to help increase your confidence:
Positive affirmations
Positive self talk
Post positive quotes @ home or in class.
Practice lessons
Be prepared
Focus on your strengths
Steer away from negative thoughts and people!
Remember your why!
Session#1 recording
Why is your WHY is so important ?
Reminds you of your purpose
Keeps you focused
It's your motivation
Reminds you of your beliefs and values
Helps build confidence
Teacher wellness & Self-Care with Nicole Quintana-Wolf
Big picture: Taking care of yourself by eating well, doing activities that bring you joy and peace, setting boundaries
Moment-to-moment: Checking in with your mental & physical state. Tune into your nervous system!
Instagram:
@wellnesswith_mswolf
Email:
wellnesswithmswolf@gmail.com
"Taking care of yourself, your body, health and mental well-being is so important to not just feel better but also to perform better in the long run and to be able to help others better."- unknown
Session 1 @ home activities:
Identify why you lack confidence as a teacher
Put in place strategies that will help you gain confidence
Make sure you take time for wellness and self-care
Identify your WHY & remain grounded in it!
Disclaimer- Teachism New Teacher Boot Camp is not affiliated with any organization, school, or company. This is a free event. All presenters are volunteers. We are sharing information that may not be our own. We do not take credit for some of the material shared.
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