Quit teaching

What happened when I quit teaching? It could be different than what you think and I know some other teachers may be feeling this too...

Reasons I am quitting teaching. Teaching is stressful. It is mentally and emotionally overwhelming. My health, my safety, and my kids, are being put first. #teacherlife #reasonstoquitteaching #leavingeducation

"We had a lockdown every year."

What happened when I quit teaching? It could be different than what you think and I know some other teachers may be feeling this too...

Are you ready to leave teaching, quit teaching or walk away from the classroom? Are you willing to try something new, like a work-at-home career? Or are you looking for second careers for teachers to supplement your income? This blog post is designed to motivate, empower and inspire you to live your best life!

There is life after teaching! Ten wild things I learned after leaving the classroom that you need to know to help you plan your exit strategy.

"Brain fog isn’t just having trouble with calculations or not being quite as quick-witted as usual."

If you're considering leaving teaching, you're undoubtedly daydreaming of all the possibilities of being free of the classrooom. It was a hard decision, but I quit teaching. After quitting, I was able to accomplish some major life goals! Read the full blog post to see what all I got done:

Teaching is a position with a lot of pressure and can be both mentally and emotionally draining. This is my story of why I wanted to quit teaching.

I've gone through the process of deciding to quit a teaching job four times. Yes, four. Once was to leave for a (supposedly) better job, once was to relocate, and once was to leave teaching permanently due to burnout. The other was due to the unhealthy atmosphere in the school. It never seriously crossed my