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Author: Tracey Leese ,
Charlotte Rowley
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint: Routledge
Weight: 0.320kg
ISBN: 9781032529110
ISBN 10: 1032529113
Pages: 122
Publication Date: 30 July 2024
Audience:
College/higher education
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Professional and scholarly
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Tertiary & Higher Education
,
Professional & Vocational
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
""In a recruitment and retention crisis, where teachers are struggling under the weight of expectations, well-being has never been more vital. But well-being can sometimes seem like an abstract concept and this honest book cuts through the fluff, offering real tangible tips, discussion points and case studies which will really make a difference. Not only is it realistic and pragmatic, it is also hilarious. Its links to pop culture make a sensitive, important topic come to life. It’ll make a real difference to school staff and in turn, the children they serve."" - Haili Hughes, Director of Education at IRIS Connect, Mentoring Lead at the University of Sunderland ""Finally a book that looks at well-being beyond education and a book that looks at mental health and well-being through an intersectional lens"" - Hannah Wilson, Co-founder and Director of 'Diverse Educators'
"""In a recruitment and retention crisis, where teachers are struggling under the weight of expectations, wellbeing has never been more vital. But wellbeing can sometimes seem like an abstract concept and this honest book cuts through the fluff, offering real tangible tips, discussion points and case studies which will really make a difference. Not only is it realistic and pragmatic, it is also hilarious. Its links to pop culture make a sensitive, important topic come to life. It’ll make a real difference to school staff and in turn, the children they serve."" - Haili Hughes, Director of Education at IRIS Connect, Mentoring Lead at the University of Sunderland ""Finally a book that looks at wellbeing beyond education and a book that looks at mental health and wellbeing through an intersectional lens"" - Hannah Wilson, Co-founder and Director of 'Diverse Educators'"
"""In a recruitment and retention crisis, where teachers are struggling under the weight of expectations, well-being has never been more vital. But well-being can sometimes seem like an abstract concept and this honest book cuts through the fluff, offering real tangible tips, discussion points and case studies which will really make a difference. Not only is it realistic and pragmatic, it is also hilarious. Its links to pop culture make a sensitive, important topic come to life. It’ll make a real difference to school staff and in turn, the children they serve."" - Haili Hughes, Director of Education at IRIS Connect, Mentoring Lead at the University of Sunderland ""Finally a book that looks at well-being beyond education and a book that looks at mental health and well-being through an intersectional lens"" - Hannah Wilson, Co-founder and Director of 'Diverse Educators'"
Author Information
Tracey Leese is an assistant headteacher, literacy and English specialist, ECF and ITE lead and writer. Tracey is an award-winning advocate for women and mother of two. Charlotte Rowley is a primary headteacher with over ten years’ experience teaching English and leading in secondary schools. She is passionate about empowering others and has extensive experience in supporting and mentoring trainees and early career teachers. Lauren Brown is an illustrator, graphic designer and art director.
