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Enjoy Teaching Again | Elementary, Teacher Burnout, Student Behavior, SEL, Classroom Management

72 | Why Teacher Relaxation Is the Secret to Better Student Behavior

12 Aug 2025

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What if your calm was actually your most effective behavior strategy?   In this episode, we’re flipping the script on traditional behavior management and talking about how intentional teacher relaxation can shift the emotional tone of your classroom—for the better.   Whether you’re already back at school or clinging to those final days of summer—this one’s for you.   If your classroom has felt a little chaotic, your students are dysregulated, and you’re wondering how to calm things down without a behavior chart explosion… this episode will give you a fresh, empowering (and teacher-centered!) perspective.   ~Elizabeth   Mentioned in This Episode: 🌟 Join me and a community of caring, creative teachers to reflect, realign, and reignite your joy in teaching inside The Classroom Reset Group Coaching Program. It’s like a weekend getaway with your favorite teacher friends—but you come back with a real plan.   52 | Why Being a Superhero Teacher is Wrecking Your Passion for Teaching   50 | Want to Use Music in the Classroom? 6 Easy Steps to Making it a Success!   63 | Is Your Calm-Down Corner Even Working? The Mistakes Teachers Make—and How to Fix Them    Want to use my BREAK Box in your classroom? Click HERE!     ✨ Connect with me! Find me on LinkedIn: elizapeterson Follow & DM me on Facebook @theinspiredclassroom Follow & DM me on Instagram @theinspiredclassroom Watch & Subscribe on YouTube @theinspiredclassroom

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