About Anti-Burnout for English Teachers
Are you a passionate secondary English teacher feeling overwhelmed by the endless demands of lesson planning, grading, and administrative tasks? Do you find yourself struggling to maintain your love for teaching literature and writing amidst the pressures of standardized testing and ever-changing curricular requirements? You’re not alone, and the Anti-Burnout for English Teachers podcast is here to help.
Welcome to a sanctuary for English educators who refuse to let the challenges of modern teaching dim their enthusiasm for sharing the power of language and stories. Hosted by Danielle Hicks, a veteran English teacher who’s been in the trenches and found innovative ways to thrive, this podcast is your weekly dose of inspiration, practical strategies, and community support.
Each episode of Anti-Burnout for English Teachers tackles the real issues you face every day:
- Innovative lesson planning techniques that save time without sacrificing engagement
- Grading strategies that provide meaningful feedback without consuming your evenings and weekends
- Self-care practices tailored to the unique stresses of English teaching
- Technology integration that enhances rather than complicates your teaching
- Navigating difficult conversations with students, parents, and administrators
- Balancing canonical texts with diverse, contemporary literature
- Cultivating a classroom culture that celebrates creativity and critical thinking
But this isn’t just another “teacher tips” show. We’ll dig deep into the heart of what it means to be an English teacher in today’s world, exploring the emotional labor of our profession and how to sustain your passion for literature and writing year after year.
Episode Show Notes and Resource Pages
New episodes of Anti-Burnout for English Teachers are released weekly with full show notes to summarize the episode and links to relevant resources for that specific episode.
