Presented by Teresa A. Byington, Ph.D., Professor/Specialist, Early Childhood Education, University of Nevada, Reno Extension
Moderated by Dr. Laura Wilhelm, Vice President for Professional Learning, Kaplan Early Learning Company


Presented by Teresa A. Byington, Ph.D., Professor/Specialist, Early Childhood Education, University of Nevada, Reno Extension
Moderated by Dr. Laura Wilhelm, Vice President for Professional Learning, Kaplan Early Learning Company

Presented by Jamilah Pitts, Founder and CEO, Jamilah Pitts Consulting; Marcus Johnson, Assistant Principal, Rainier Prep Middle School (WA); Emily Hemmingson, Functional Health and Burnout Prevention Coach, The Teacher Wellness Center; and Toni Rose Deanon, Community Engagement Manager, The Modern Classrooms Project

Presented by Christopher Jenson, M.D., Senior Health Advisor, Educator, Public Speaker, and Amazon #1 Best-Selling Author on School Mental Health

Marking papers, preparing lesson plans, and completing paperwork are among the many hours-long tasks teachers tackle that trump efficiency and can have a professional toll, with burnout and turnover topping the consequences.

Presented by Dr. Eric Wang, Vice President, Artificial Intelligence, Turnitin; Randy Kolset, Coordinator of Educational Technology, Orange Unified School District (CA); Sam Brooks, Personal Learning Supervisor, Putnam County School System (TN); and Dr. Courtney Monk, Co-Founder and COO, Schoolytics

Presented by Bari Koral, Kids Yoga Expert and Popular Recording Artist
Moderated by Raven Griffin, Marketing Manager, Kaplan Early Learning Company

Presented by Allison Posey, Senior Content Editor and Producer, CAST; Lisa Beth Carey, Ed.D., Senior Education Consultant, Kennedy Krieger Institute; and Joni Degner, Territory Director, Texthelp

Presented by Tina H. Boogren, Ph.D., Author and Education Consultant; and Timothy D. Kanold, Ph.D., Author and former School Superintendent at Adlai E. Stevenson HSD 125 (IL)

Presented by Amber Harper, Creator, Burned-In Teacher

It is possible to take charge of stressful situations that disrupt your emotional core. In the recent edWebinar, sponsored by Norton Books in Education, educators and researchers shared how teachers can reduce the impact of stressors to improve the overall work environment, even during difficult times.