Marissa Eggerichs

[Marissa Eggerichs @mseggerichs]

#OneWord2021 #smumed

[Marissa Eggerichs @mseggerichs]

#ab7designT #smumed

[Marissa Eggerichs @mseggerichs]

This if a difficult school year for so many. Students, teachers, & families are adjusting to a new normal. I will lean into piety and trust with my whole heart that soon we will be doing the things we love/miss again 💛 #ab7leaninLV

[Marissa Eggerichs @mseggerichs]

Distance learning academy here I come! #AB7firstdayofschool #ab7med

[Marissa Eggerichs @mseggerichs]

Planning for students who are in person with me, as well as the students who are at home distance learning. Hybrid say whaaaaa? #AB7cheese

[Marissa Eggerichs @mseggerichs]

My boyfriend and I planned an entire date day filled with golf, dinner, a brewery, & binging one of our fav tv shows! We chatted about our fav memories of summer & talked about our feelings going into the school year (he’s a teacher too) 😊 #ab7summerclosure

[Marissa Eggerichs @mseggerichs]

Long walks with my boyfriend that end in beautiful sights like this! 🌅😍 Slowing down and taking in the beauty of our world. #ab7summer2020 #ab7med

[kayla segura @kaylasegura7]

Teacher Burnout Tip: Use phrases such as, "In effort to practice what I preach and find balance, I’m choosing to say no" to turn away additional commitments that feel overwhelming or could off-set your balance.
#M4edburnouttips

[Shari Bishop @GTEBishop]

Life is Good - Be positive! #W4edburnouttips

[Nicole Liffrig @LiffrigNicole]

You need to take care of yourself first through daily self-care so you can be the best that you can be for others #havetofillyourcup #W4edburnouttips

[Haley Morse @haleymorse22]

Teacher burnout tip: Always have at least one thing to look forward to everyday. Could be as simple as a delicious snack! #W4edburnouttips

[Ellen Wu @TheKdgTeach]

Teacher Burnout Tip: Keep a gratitude journal. Jot down events, quotes, daily happenings that made you smile. In my classroom, I have a box full of parent letters and a quote book that I have had since I started teaching. On rough days, I reread a few stories. #W4Edburnouttips

[Ashley Shaw @MsShaw252]

Set a time each day where you plan to leave school and try to leave all work materials there for the next day! Enjoy your time at home for yourself, family and friends! #W4edburnouttips

[Marissa Eggerichs @mseggerichs]

@haleymorse22 I love this!! Having something to look forward to is a game changer, and I love how you highlighted that it doesn’t need to be something extravagant! Thanks for sharing! 💛

[Marissa Eggerichs @mseggerichs]

@TheKdgTeach I love this!! I actually tweeted a very similar thing! On days that feel especially hard, it’s so wonderful to read the kind words others have taken the time to write you and simply be grateful for what you have. Thanks for sharing! 💛

[Marissa Eggerichs @mseggerichs]

@MsShaw252 Love this!! Being a great teacher is important, but being a great friend, daughter, girlfriend, sister etc is also important. The people in our lives need and want us to be present 💛

[Marissa Eggerichs @mseggerichs]

Save a few keepsakes. A card from a parent with kind words of appreciation, a picture from a student you finally connected with etc. You can’t save them all, but a few each year. When things feel really hard, pull out the box and remember the impact you’ve made💛 #W4edburnouttips

[Marissa Eggerichs @mseggerichs]

I am moving out of my parents house and into an apartment!! Adulting!!! #ab7brightspots

[Marissa Eggerichs @mseggerichs]

#ab7ARmindmap ✍🏼🧠

[Marissa Eggerichs @mseggerichs]

#ab7DLjoy #ab7med