Six Mindset Shifts for #SustainableTeaching
Most teachers find their jobs unsustainable. This is partially due to systemic constraints, but it is also due to long held beliefs about teaching and learning. In order to #MakeTeachingSustainable, teachers, coaches, and administrators can embrace six mindset shifts to work towards sustainability: Humanity over Industry, Collectivism over Individualism, Empowerment over Control, Minimalism over Maximalism, Process over Product, and Flexibility over Fixedness.
Who should attend?
Grade Levels
About the Authors
Paul Emerich France is a National Board–Certified Teacher, literacy specialist, keynote speaker, and author of Reclaiming Personalized Learning and Humanizing Distance Learning. France's work with #SustainableTeaching stems from this principle: to make teaching sustainable, we need to first and foremost value the humanity of teachers and create conditions in which they can thrive.
France has contributed to a number of online and print education-related publications. His work has been featured at SXSW EDU and in The New Yorker, WIRED, and The Atlantic.
France currently consults with teachers, schools, and school districts and offers educational support to families in pods and one-on-one settings. You can follow him on Twitter or visit his website.
Workshop Materials
Note: Workshop materials are not included in the workshop registration fee but are required for participation and must be purchased separately.
Make Teaching Sustainable: Six Shifts That Teachers Want and Students Need
$30.95
$ 24.76 member price join now
More Virtual Workshops from ASCD
Register today for an upcoming author Workshop. Registered attendees have access to each session's recording for seven days after the live date.
