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    Teach like yourself : how authentic teaching transforms our students and ourselves / Gravity Goldberg.

    • Title:Teach like yourself : how authentic teaching transforms our students and ourselves / Gravity Goldberg.
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    • Author/Creator:Goldberg, Gravity, author.
    • Published/Created:Thousand Oaks, California : Corwin, a SAGE company, [2019]
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    • Library of Congress Subjects:Teaching--Psychological aspects.
      Teachers--Psychology.
      Teacher-student relationships.
      Teachers--Job stress.
      Burn out (Psychology)--Prevention.
    • Edition:First edition.
    • Description:xxiv, 150 pages ; 24 cm + 1 poster (28 cm x 22 cm).
    • Notes:Includes bibliographical references and index.
    • ISBN:9781544337357 paperback alkaline paper
      1544337353 paperback alkaline paper
    • Contents:Machine generated contents note: ch. 1 Authentic Teaching
      What Helps Us Be Authentic Teachers?
      Remember That There Is Nothing to Fix
      Stop Comparing Ourselves to Someone Else's Highlight Reel
      Focus on What We Can Control
      Share Our Gifts and Talents
      Shifts That Help Us Teach More Like Ourselves
      From Being Interesting to Being Interested
      From Predicting Failure to Building on Success
      From Their Challenge to My Challenge
      Five Practices for Teaching Like Yourself
      Name Your Core Beliefs
      View Your Teaching as a Practice
      Build Balanced Relationships
      Drive Professional Growth
      Take Care of Yourself
      ch. 2 Name Core Beliefs
      Start With Why
      Get Clear on Your Why
      Align Your Why With Your What
      Decide on How
      Help Students Learn Like Themselves
      Create Student Movement
      Three Ways to Know and Name Your Core Beliefs
      Describe What Success Looks Like
      Keep a Question Journal
      Have Mirroring Conversations
      Uncover Your Students' Beliefs
      Students' Descriptions of Success
      Student Question Journals
      Student-Led Conversations
      Come Back to Why
      ch. 3 View Teaching As A Practice
      Four Types of Practice
      Create Routines: Repetitive Practice
      Create Solutions: Original Practice
      Create Awareness: Mindful Practice
      Create Instincts: Playful Practice
      Your Personal Power
      Prime Yourself for Feeling Powerful
      Don't Make Every Day Game Day
      It's Not All About Me
      Connect the Dots
      View Student Learning as a Practice
      Teach Students How to Prime
      Vary Students' Types of Practice
      Help Students Make Connections
      Teaching Practice
      ch. 4 Build Balanced Relationships
      Connection Is a Basic Human Need
      Focus on Trust
      Learn to Really Listen
      Whole Picture of Professional Relationships
      Build Relationships With Ourselves
      Build Relationships With Colleagues
      Build Relationships With Students
      Build Relationships With Families
      Relationship-Building Practices
      Shared Celebrations
      Choose to Dialogue
      Find Balance
      ch. 5 Drive Professional Growth
      Lean Into Areas for Growth
      How to Discover Your Own Areas for Growth
      Know Your Strengths
      Acknowledge Your Challenges
      Find Your Unexplored Territories
      Create Your Own Professional Learning Goals
      How to Design Your Own Professional Learning Plans
      Learn With Insiders
      Learning Partners
      Classroom Coaching and Mentoring
      Student Feedback
      Learn With Outsiders
      Find Your Tribe
      Read, Listen, and View Professional Texts
      Attend Workshops, Conferences, and Unconferences
      Connect Professional Learning to Beliefs and Goals
      ch. 6 Take Care of Yourself
      Create Space for Yourself
      Find Small Moments in Your Day
      Create Boundaries
      Make the Most of Mornings or Me-Time Evenings
      Breathe Intentionally
      Focus on Happiness
      Pay Attention to Your Frame
      Be a Contribution
      Believe in Possibility
      Don't Take Yourself Too Seriously
      Help Your Students Take Care of Themselves
      ch. 7 Teach Bravely
      What Do We Lose If We Don't Teach Like Ourselves?
      Feeling Like an Imposter
      Student Discomfort
      Missing the Mark
      Be Courageous
      Choose to Be Memorable
      Choose to Be Seen
      Choose to Accept
      Teach Like Yourself Manifesto
      Thank You.
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