Lakeside, Ohio, sunset 7-16-16 This weekend I was able to spend about 20 hours painting, resting, and walking by the lake without commitments to anyone else. It was so easy to be mindful and present and unrushed--letting the rhythm of life unfold without forcing.
I thought about how that blissful experience was the opposite for me of running a classroom. There are so many factors that make that sort of experience difficult in the classroom, but on the other side there are so many ways to bring simple practices of mindfulness into the classroom to make it flow more often.
That's exactly what this week's Summer Camp for Teachers is all about. It's a wonderful opportunity to explore practices for yourself so that you can reflect more of what you want to see. If this sounds like something for you SIGN UP HERE.
If this sounds like something you would like to bring to your school or even a group of your teacher friends, email me about customized professional and personal development.
I thought about how that blissful experience was the opposite for me of running a classroom. There are so many factors that make that sort of experience difficult in the classroom, but on the other side there are so many ways to bring simple practices of mindfulness into the classroom to make it flow more often.
That's exactly what this week's Summer Camp for Teachers is all about. It's a wonderful opportunity to explore practices for yourself so that you can reflect more of what you want to see. If this sounds like something for you SIGN UP HERE.
If this sounds like something you would like to bring to your school or even a group of your teacher friends, email me about customized professional and personal development.
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