Summer is approaching and now is the time to think about what you plan to do. Sometimes I’m so overwhelmed by the possibilities that I feel paralyzed from taking any action. I thought it would help to decide if I listed the possibilities.
Here are some things teachers can do over the summer:
Relax and recharge:
- Go on vacation.
- Spend time with family and friends.
- Read.
- Go for walks in nature.
- Take a yoga class.
- Get a massage.
Plan for the upcoming school year:
- Create lesson plans.
- Order supplies.
- Get organized.
- Meet with your colleagues to discuss curriculum and lesson plans.
- Attend professional development workshops.
Take professional development courses:
Volunteer:
- There are many online and in-person professional development courses available.
- Some courses are free, while others require a fee.
- Choose courses that are relevant to your teaching interests and needs.
Volunteer:
- Many organizations need volunteers.
- You could volunteer at a local school, library, or community center.
- You could also volunteer to tutor students or mentor young people.
- There are many great places to travel.
- Choose a destination that interests you and that you think you'll enjoy.
- Do some research to find the best deals on flights and accommodations.
- There are many online and in-person classes available.
- Some classes are free, while others require a fee.
- Choose a skill that you're interested in learning and that you think will be useful.
- There are many different side hustles that you could start.
- Some popular side hustles include tutoring, selling handmade goods, and dog walking.
- Do some research to find a side hustle that you're interested in and that you think you'll be good at.
- Sometimes the best thing to do is simply nothing.
- Take some time to relax and enjoy the summer.
- Read a book.
- Go for a walk.
- Spend time with family and friends.
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