Creativity reduces burnout for teachers

A recent study by Advanis and Adobe found that 95 percent of educators said that fostering creativity leads to better mental health and less stress for themselves and students alike.

Read these quotes from the study …

“Creative learning allows for stronger relationships to be built between the student and teacher, creating a more positive environment for both. It also gives me a break from direct instruction while the students are working, giving me time to appreciate their unique talents and creativity that I might not otherwise see.”

“Creative endeavours in the classroom have changed my students’ attitudes and give motivation in a time where so many of them feel hopeless or that school is not important.”

“Helping students be creative is one of the things that inspired me to be a teacher, and I love watching students find creative outlets. It gives me purpose in my profession.”

Find out more about this study by viewing Dr Brian Johnsrud recent blog post.

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