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The Burned-In Teacher Podcast with Amber Harper

The Burned-In Teacher Podcast is for educators who want to talk about practical ways to break the cycle of burnout and find fulfillment in teaching and in life.

Ever wish you had a teacher burnout coach with over a decade of teaching experience to teach you all there is to know about managing your teacher burnout? That’s exactly what you’ll get when you tune into The Burned-In Teacher Podcast.

This podcast is for you if you have questions like, how do I recover from teacher burnout? How do I avoid negativity in my school? How do I manage my time as a teacher? How do I stop teacher burnout?

Hosted by a classroom teacher herself, Amber Harper will break down the challenging task of beating your teacher burnout into actionable steps that you can use today. Listen today for action, inspiration, and support as Amber teaches you how to navigate the tricky journey that is teaching and help you discover your path to becoming a Burned-In Teacher.

Discover why thousands of teachers from around the world have turned to Amber for guidance when it comes to all things teacher burnout, including her book Hacking Teacher Burnout and her online course Burned-In Teacher University. Whether you’re a brand new teacher, have reached that pivotal 3-5 year teaching mark, or are a veteran teacher looking to reignite your passion for teaching and living your best life, each episode is designed to help you take your next best step towards a more fulfilling career in education and in life.

You can follow Amber on Instagram @burnedinteacher. To work with Amber go to www.burnedinteacher.com.

Copyright: © Amber Harper, Burned-In Teacher

Latest Episodes:

Sarah's Transition Out of the Classroom Jun 14, 2021

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In this episode, Sarah shares her teaching journey and her decision to transition out of the classroom. In this interview, Sarah proves that the decision to leave the classroom doesn't always have to be because of a negative experience or toxic culture. I also share with you my decision to transition back into the classroom and I share with you some reasons why I feel this is the best decision for me.

How to Transition Out of Teaching with Daphne Williams Jun 07, 2021

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In this episode, I have a conversation with Daphne Williams of The Teacher Career Coach about what it looks and feels like to consider leaving a classroom or school setting to do something different. In light of the tremendous amount of stress teachers have been under, more and more educators are deciding to take their skills somewhere else. Daphne offers 3 things to consider before or while exploring other professions outside of education.

Stand with Educators Series: Creating Cultures of Wellness May 24, 2021

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In the final episode of her takeover for the Stand With Educators series, Alexis discusses how the "First Steps to Systemic Change" and reframing the "Principal Paradigm" can contribute to creating cultures of wellness in our schools. She also provides actionable steps that teachers and administrators can begin today to nurture environments where wellness is a norm instead of a novelty.

For more information and show-notes go to https://www.burnedinteacher.com/blog/Podcast-episode-111-Creating-Cultures-of-Wellness

Stand with Educators Series: The Principal Paradigm May 17, 2021

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In the second episode of The Stand With Educators Series, Alexis explores the teacher-administrator relationship. She discusses how toxic teacher narratives cause educators to shrink away from advocating for better and how teachers can reframe this paradigm.

For more information and show notes go to https://www.burnedinteacher.com/blog/podcast-episode-110-The-Principal-Paradigm

Stand with Educators Series: The First Steps to Systemic Change for Teachers May 10, 2021

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In the first episode of the Stand With Educators series, Alexis discusses the first steps to creating systemic change for the teaching profession. Though our burnout is not our fault, it is our responsibility to ensure we are taking the necessary steps to understand that we often play a role in our burnout when we perpetuate harmful narratives.

For more information and show-notes go to https://www.burnedinteacher.com/blog/Podcast_Episode_109_The_First_Steps_to_Systemic_Change_for_Educators

Stand with Educators with Alexis and Kaitlin May 03, 2021

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In this conversation between myself and Alexis Shepard and Kaitlin Johnstone, we talk about the campaign to Stand with Educators. You'll hear about how this movement started, what it stands for, and how you too can advocate and Stand with Educators to help teachers take their next, best steps when faced with challenges in their teaching and personal lives.

For more information and show-notes go to https://www.burnedinteacher.com/blog/podcast-episode-108-Stand-With-Educators-with-Alexis-and-Kaitlin

Never a Good Time for Change with Hollie Truckowski Apr 26, 2021

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In this interview with Hollie Truckowski, a Burned-In Teacher Masterminder, she talks about the massive changes in her personal and professional life since joining the Burned-In Teacher Mastermind in Winter 2021. If you're finding yourself wondering what your next action steps are in your life and you don't know where to start, go to www.burnedinteacher.com/mastermind to learn more and to join us for the Spring 2021 cohort of The Burned-In Teacher Mastermind where you will get 8 weeks of guidance and group coaching with me and educators from around the world like Hollie!

For more information and show notes, go to https://www.burnedinteacher.com/blog/Podcast_Episode_107_Never_A_Good_Time_For_Change_With_Hollie_Trunkowski

Your Burnout Isn't Your Fault But It Is Your Responsibility Apr 19, 2021

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I want to be very clear about my beliefs surrounding your burnout experience - your burnout isn't your fault, but it is your responsibility to choose your next steps. My main message here is that in these moments of frustration, overwhelm, and burnout - I believe that you are worthy of making different choices about what you do, what you don't do, and why. In this episode, I share how through a post in The Burned-In Teacher Podcast Facebook Community, I learned that I created a boundary. I learned that when we state what we believe, we may have people who don't agree with us and that's ok. Not everyone is our person and we can't make everyone happy. That's a boundary that I am happy to build for myself.

For more information and show notes go to https://www.burnedinteacher.com/blog/podcast-episode-106-your-burnout-isn't-your-fault-but-it-is-your-responsibility

Kim and Hilary Share Their Transformation Apr 05, 2021

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In Part 2 of this 2 part series, Burnout Buddies Kim and Hilary talk about their choice to join the Burned-In Teacher Mastermind Community and how they've grown through their burnout - together. They share their transformation from burned-out to BURNED-IN Teachers and how they're continuing the work that it takes to live a BURNED-IN life.

For more information and show notes, go to https://www.burnedinteacher.com/blog/Podcast-episode-105-Part-2-Kim-and-Hilary-Share-Their-Transformation

Kim and Hilary Share Their Struggle Mar 29, 2021

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In this episode, I chat with Burnout Buddies, Kim and Hilary about their challenges with burnout, their choice to join the Burned-In Teacher Mastermind Community and how they've grown through their burnout together. In Part 1 of this 2 part series, Kim and Hilary share their internal and external struggles that led them to feeling and living a burned-out life.

For more information and show notes, go to https://www.burnedinteacher.com/blog/podcast-episode-104-Kim-and-Hilary-Share-Their-Struggle

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