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“How can I deal with first-day anxiety?” Teacher Anxiety and Managing a Classroom with Confidence
When I first worked as a therapist in a local public mental health agency, I tended to wake up around 4 a.m. every workday. With the jitters. Or, more generally, with inescapable anxiety about the coming day. What would come at me? Could I...
Dealing with Assholes: What to do when your partner is mean.
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You’ve been at a dinner party with good friends. You’ve had a blast! Joking and laughing, quick repartee combined with interesting conversation about topics that matter to you. What could be better?
You get...
We’re featured on Apple Podcasts! Let’s keep it rolling!
There are some giants in the podcasting industry. No surprise: Apple Podcasts is one of them.
And they’ve plucked Teaching through Emotions out of the pack and featured it in their “New Seasons” collection!
Teaching through Emotions is a...
What’s next for TTE: I’m switching loyalties
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Dearest Readers,
I have been writing TTE blog posts at least once a week for almost 15 years. And I will continue to write TTE blog posts! Most importantly, the podcast will continue to go strong! But...
”How do I not take rude students personally?” Teachers Setting Boundaries and Managing Guilt
Ah, rudeness. Most college professors do not expect it from their students (or from anybody). The hierarchy in colleges and universities is pretty clear, and the stakes of messing with it are generally high for students. So what do you do w...
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