Are you feeling a touch of spring fever lately? Or maybe have you noticed that some of your kiddos seem to have checked out as we approach the end of the school year? Well, if you’re seeing it, you’re not alone. This is the time of year when the days get longer and we often have other things on our mind. But since we do have to still finish the proverbial race, let’s talk about how to finish strong.

Welcome back to The Rooted Teacher Podcast by KDP. The Rooted teacher is your go-to resource as a teacher who is committed to living your best life both inside and outside of the classroom.

We know the demands of the classroom and the stresses that don’t end when the bell rings. From late nights grading papers to navigating ever-changing curricula, it's clear that many teachers are struggling to keep their heads above water.

But these aren't just isolated incidents. They're symptoms of a much larger issue that's plaguing our education system. And today, we're going to dive deep into why so many teachers are feeling this way, and more importantly what we can do about it.

We know it when we see it. Burnt out teachers are bad for students and other staff. But how can we help? In this inspiring episode of The Rooted Teacher Podcast by KDP, we tackle the challenging topic of burnout in the teaching profession and how we can bounce back to start enjoying life again.

We delve into practical strategies for preventing burnout, why self-care alone isn't always enough, and the power of holistic wellness for teachers. Whether you're a new teacher or a seasoned veteran, this episode provides valuable tools and wisdom for maintaining a fulfilling and sustainable teaching career.