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#MindfulMayChallenge

by Ed_Tmprince

Apr 12, 2018

Take part in the #MindfulMayChallenge

A fantastic month of #mindfulness development for children & adults!

It will only take a few minutes a day but can have a life lasting impact.

#Pledge to take on the challenge yourself, with your class or with your school.

Don't be shy to also share the challenge with ...See More

#MindfulMayChallenge

Developing mindful practice is a life time endeavour. Even as it becomes part of our daily habit, we need to take a moment to consider our mindfulness, how we use it and how it makes us feel. The m…

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teacher abuse

by gw

Oct 7, 2017

I am a 75 year old high school receptionist in a private high school where I taught for 15 years. A student--6'5" star football player, an 18 year old senior, with braces got in my face when I asked him to go where he belonged and said "What you going to do? What you going to do?" I reacted immediately to what felt was a threat to my safety by hitt...See More

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First Week of School Tips

by Spadoinkel

Aug 1, 2017

Hope they help!

https://goo.gl/BrDnFj

Back To School Tips: First Week Teacher Tips

It's back to school time. Those first weeks of school are crucial. There are thousands of things to do and think about. I'll take care of ten of them right n...

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Things That Work

by Spadoinkel

Jul 6, 2017

Just wanted to get some feedback. I'm new at this and welcome any suggestions you might have. This is a long term project and content will be added regularly.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHAq6189FM_vuoppIpf49gQ

Things That Work

Teaching is one of the most rewarding jobs on the planet! This channel is dedicated to helping teachers get the most out of their job and as a result give th...

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deliver a thrilling night of fisticuffs

by alisarabes

May 13, 2017

https://www.reddit.com/r/ufc211santdos/

http://www.borrowdogs.org/groups/ufc-211-miocic-vs-dos-santos-2-live-stream-fight-card-ppv-full-fight-start-time-sat-13-may-2017/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pnv0joMF2po

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How to be an Excellent Researcher in Developing New Drugs?

by Candy Swift

Jun 15, 2016

As a biology teacher, I know that bio-pharmaceutical industry is now in its infancy. We are in urgent need of a great number of researchers with professional knowledge and technical skills in diseases to join the industry and engage in new drug developmen, but how to be an excellent researcher in developing new drugs?

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Chronic Illness

by Nicole

Mar 3, 2015

Hi everyone,

This is my first time posting here.

I am a preservice teacher in an MAT program working towards licensure in secondary social studies. I am also working part- time as an elementary instructional assistant.

I have a chronic autoimmune disease (Sjogren's - related to lupus and RA), and dyautonomia (POTS). I lov...See More

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TinaJo Hi, Nicole.

It looks as though folks don't post here much currently. I generally don't post, but thought I should reply. I don't have experience with your particular issues, but a family member has MS. In researching possible ways to help, they found out about low dose naltrexone. It is not a traditional treatment, but I hope you will loo...See More

Mar 3, 2015

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Nicole Hi Tina Jo,

Thanks for your response! I appreciate your advice. Unfortunately, MS drugs are usually not the same drugs used to treat my condition. However, more treatments are being developed.

What does your family member with MS do for a living? Has it affected his or her work at all?

My question is not so much about tre...See MoreHi Tina Jo,

Thanks for your response! I appreciate your advice. Unfortunately, MS drugs are usually not the same drugs used to treat my condition. However, more treatments are being developed.

What does your family member with MS do for a living? Has it affected his or her work at all?

My question is not so much about treatments, but about work strategies. As you know, work can make a big difference in your health and teaching even more so. If anyone has experience in this area, I would love to hear about it.

Warm thanks,

Nicole

On 3/03/15, TinaJo wrote: > Hi, Nicole. > > It looks as though folks don't post here much currently. I > generally don't post, but thought I should reply. I don't have > experience with your particular > issues, but a family member has MS. In researching > possible ways to help, they found out about low dose > naltrexone. It is not a traditional treatment, but I hope you > will look into it and see if it might be of help. If you do a > search for low dose naltrexone, you will find quite a bit of > information. A place to start might be LDN research Trust > > Good luck. > On 3/03/15, Nicole wrote: >> Hi everyone, >> >> This is my first time posting here. >> >> I am a preservice teacher in an MAT program working > towards >> licensure in secondary social studies. I am also working > part- >> time as an elementary instructional assistant. >> >> I have a chronic autoimmune disease (Sjogren's - related > to >> lupus and RA), and dyautonomia (POTS). I love to teach > but >> find that the energy demands lead to increased pain, >> inflammation, and fatigue. I want to make this work but > also >> don't want to wreck my health completely. >> >> Is there anyone else here who is dealing with this sort of >> illness? If so, how do you make it work? Have you been > able to >> find a balance that keeps you healthy (enough)? Are you > in the >> classroom or have you found another type of position >> (resource teacher, etc) that works better for you? Any > info >> would be much appreciated! >> >> Thanks in advance.

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Feeling stressed?

by Teachers.Net Gazette

Oct 14, 2014

Try these tips! The first one may be surprising, but if you think about it, it makes a lot of sense...

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Welcome to the Healthy Teachers Chatboard

by Bob Reap (Teachers.Net)

Jun 9, 2011

Welcome to the Healthy Teachers Chatboard. This chatboard is for teachers to discuss diet and exercise, and methods for teachers to achieve and maintain harmony and mental and emotional health.

Bookmark this resource and contribute often!

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Babs > starrshine On 6/12/11, starrshine wrote: > I usually walk my dogs for an hour in the a.m. and 30-40 minutes in > the p.m. I went to a senior health fair last year and purchased ski > walking poles. These have really helped tone my arms and upped the > activity level of my walks. I love them

starrshine,

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Jun 13, 2011

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Kathy Bob, just wondering if I am missing something. I have gone to Teachers.Net and clicked on all chatboards, but I can't find this one. I keep going back to the daily emails you are sending and use the list at the bottom to get to it. I tried adding it to my favorites, but when I tried to use it I got the error message that it could not be found. Obvi...See More

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