Celebrating a 23-tastic Year, But Continuing the Journey in 2024!
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by Amanda Brueggeman, Ed.D.
3M ago
For years, I’ve set a goal or resolution. I have always strived for “balance,” yet my life resembled a wobbly unicycle act! Work, sleep, family, exercise – they all competed for the top spot, leaving me feeling off-kilter and feeling down when I didn’t meet my yearly focus. I needed to spice it up and… Read More »Celebrating a 23-tastic Year, But Continuing the Journey in 2024! The post Celebrating a 23-tastic Year, But Continuing the Journey in 2024! first appeared on Amanda Brueggeman, Ed.D. - Student-Centered Mentoring ..read more
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Who Are Your Check-In People?
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by Amanda Brueggeman, Ed.D.
5M ago
I decided to switch up my healthy habits for 2023 and have been setting monthly goals related to the theme of 23. Some of my goals have been walking 23 miles, trying 23 different arm exercises, and cutting out Coke Zero or Diet Coke for 23 days. It’s been enjoyable to try something new and… Read More »Who Are Your Check-In People? The post Who Are Your Check-In People? first appeared on Amanda Brueggeman, Ed.D. - Student-Centered Mentoring ..read more
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Navigating a New Change
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by Amanda Brueggeman, Ed.D.
8M ago
And then there was one office!  It’s official that for the first time in a long time I will only have one office – my home office. Going full time with consulting means no more school classrooms or offices. There is excitement with this change and some uncertainty as well. The decision wasn’t an easy… Read More »Navigating a New Change The post Navigating a New Change first appeared on Amanda Brueggeman, Ed.D. - Student-Centered Mentoring ..read more
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Supporting Others Through Their Stress
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by Amanda Brueggeman, Ed.D.
1y ago
Some tips for teachers and parents for helping each other and students with the “hard” stressors. I was having a conversation with one of my best friends recently about her child and middle school. As we talked through her experiences, we uncovered that everyone has “hard” times and that everyone has a right to their… Read More »Supporting Others Through Their Stress The post Supporting Others Through Their Stress first appeared on Amanda Brueggeman, Ed.D. - Student-Centered Mentoring ..read more
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Reflecting on One Hopeful Year
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by Amanda Brueggeman, Ed.D.
1y ago
Thinking back on the year and reading a few blog posts made me realize how busy 2022 has been. In a good way for me. I was hopeful for normal. Despite the busy day-to-day, I was intentional with working towards the goals I set for myself. The one key step was that I made it… Read More »Reflecting on One Hopeful Year The post Reflecting on One Hopeful Year first appeared on Amanda Brueggeman, Ed.D. - Student-Centered Mentoring ..read more
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The Hope for a Normal School Year
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by Amanda Brueggeman, Ed.D.
1y ago
Tips for New Teachers, Mentors, and ALL Teachers A new school year is coming soon for many students and teachers as August and September are quickly approaching. Excitement, curiosity, apprehension, and concern are just some of the emotions I hear and see of colleagues, friends, and family. One commonality among the majority is HOPE. Hope… Read More »The Hope for a Normal School Year The post The Hope for a Normal School Year first appeared on Amanda Brueggeman, Ed.D. - Student-Centered Mentoring ..read more
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Celebrate the School Year
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by Amanda Brueggeman, Ed.D.
1y ago
The school year is wrapping up for many, and summer break is upon us. Take a minute to stop and celebrate the school year. Recall all the great things that have happened! Here are a few tips to guide you in recalling your successes. Tip #1: Reflecting on the Year The heart of reflection between… Read More »Celebrate the School Year The post Celebrate the School Year first appeared on Amanda Brueggeman, Ed.D. - Student-Centered Mentoring ..read more
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New Year: New Goals, New Words
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by Amanda Brueggeman, Ed.D.
1y ago
Well, I am a month into the NEW year and just now getting to blog posts. I thought I would continue my once a month post and then I got busy with learning a lot of NEW things. That brings me to realizing I have a lot of NEW things to try and NEW things… Read More »New Year: New Goals, New Words The post New Year: New Goals, New Words first appeared on Amanda Brueggeman, Ed.D. - Student-Centered Mentoring ..read more
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It’s the Little Things That Can Make a Big Impact
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by Amanda Brueggeman, Ed.D.
1y ago
I just recently finished teaching my first college course and loved it. Why? It wasn’t just one person or thing that made me enjoy it. There were many. The students – prospective educators who were passionate about becoming teachers – top the list. Also, the learning I was able to do alongside them was helpful.… Read More »It’s the Little Things That Can Make a Big Impact The post It’s the Little Things That Can Make a Big Impact first appeared on Amanda Brueggeman, Ed.D. - Student-Centered Mentoring ..read more
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Perception of Team Turkey or Team Santa
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by Amanda Brueggeman, Ed.D.
1y ago
Are you Team Turkey or Team Santa? Some have already started putting up their Christmas decorations-even weeks ago. I did reward some of my editing work by putting up my Christmas village in my office. It is the first time it has been up in this house and I was excited to finally have a… Read More »Perception of Team Turkey or Team Santa The post Perception of Team Turkey or Team Santa first appeared on Amanda Brueggeman, Ed.D. - Student-Centered Mentoring ..read more
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