Reigniting the Fire
A Dialectical Approach to Combating Teacher Burnout
Jul 25 and Aug 1, 2020 in Washington
at Studio of David Strom
What
Reigniting the Fire: A Dialectical Approach to Combating Teacher Burnout
Instructor: David Strom
Event Contact
Event Description
Suzuki teacher burnout is something that is widely experienced, but rarely openly acknowledged. Teachers often put tremendous pressure on themselves to be relentlessly positive, which can sadly result in burying valid emotions and inhibiting authentic relationships with students and colleagues. Through experiential exercises, collaborative discussion, and didactic presentations, this course aims to mindfully explore teacher burnout from a holistic and dialectical perspective. Through this process, participants will be invited to acknowledge and accept where they are, while simultaneously learning specific techniques to change ineffective thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.
Suzuki teacher burnout is something that is widely experienced, but rarely openly acknowledged. Teachers often put tremendous pressure on themselves to be relentlessly positive, which can sadly result in burying valid emotions and inhibiting authentic relationships with students and colleagues. Through experiential exercises, collaborative discussion, and didactic presentations, this course aims to mindfully explore teacher burnout from a holistic and dialectical perspective. Through this process, participants will be invited to acknowledge and accept where they are, while simultaneously learning specific techniques to change ineffective thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.
Course full.
Trainer Information
David Strom resides in the Washington, DC, area, where he co-directs the Northern Virginia Suzuki Music School in Mclean, VA, with Ronda Cole and the Herndon Suzuki School in Ashburn, VA, with Will Hurd. Mr. Strom is an SAA Registered Teacher Trainer. He is a frequent clinician at workshops and institutes around the country. He holds a BM from the Hartt School and an MM from the University of Maryland. David is a former Suzuki kid, and proud father of daughter Juliet.
When
July 25 12:00 PM to 2:30 PM continuing August 1 12:00 PM to 2:30 PM (GMT -5:00) Eastern TimeWhere
This event will be held online.
Studio of David Strom
620 Michigan Ave NE
O'Boyle Hall, Room 317
Washington
Phone: 301-325-8742
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