As I reflect on 27 years in education, I’ve identified key philosophies that guide my teaching and administrative approach. Valuable lessons include prioritizing student emotions, maintaining a positive mindset, fostering classroom connections, and ensuring effective management. Each principle emphasizes the balance of personal well-being and professional dedication to combat burnout and enhance student experiences.
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I was walking the hallways when a student stopped me with an intriguing question. “Mrs. Wisehart? What is […]
I am back in my office and getting ready to jumpstart the 2023-2024 school year — my 25th […]
I didn’t want to become a principal. It took a long conversation with my husband to convince me […]
Since we returned from Guanajuato and our Mexico Mission, I have been reflecting on all of the beautiful […]
Thank you to those who have already contributed to our possible Mexico Mission! While we are collecting funds […]
Quite a few years ago, my husband and I discovered a company that was not only top quality, […]
Students have a deep desire to be heard. They want their voices to matter – they long to […]
It took me a long time to “come into myself” as a teacher. It wasn’t really until year […]
During my last year of teaching, I knew there was the possibility I would be entering the world […]
