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Teacher Wellbeing Cards poster- Curiosity

Name: Teacher Wellbeing Cards poster- Curiosity
SKU: P5030Curiosity
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Product Overview

Educators are inherently curious people. To be an effective educator, you need to be curious about and interested in students’ learning styles, motivations, ways of engaging and outcomes. Approaching challenges from a curious mindset can help us remain non-judgemental and enable us to genuinely listen to others, without bias or assumptions.

The Curiosity poster is a beautiful invitation to engage with the teaching environment from a place of curiosity and openness.

This high resolution, downloadable A2 poster, taken from the Teacher Wellbeing Cards, is a perfect reminder for educators to focus on their wellbeing. The original, stunning artwork, by artist Kain White, will bring a sense of calm and reflection to any work environment. Ideal for a shared office, a hallway, a staffroom or in other shared spaces.

Suitable for

This resource is designed for people working in roles that support others, including:

edcators
managers
supervisors
organisations

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