Positive Mindset Habits for Teachers: 10 Steps to Reduce Stress, Increase Student Engagement and Reignite Your Passion for Teaching (Books for Teachers and School Administrators)

I read this book as part of a professional development book study. I have done a book study with a couple of other books, but this one, especially hit home! It was practical and told in a voice that I could relate to--a real teacher who understands what we face every, singe, day. I appreciated her candor and practical, ready-to-use practices. I am now using some strategies on a daily basis and feel the improvment in my attitude.

Especially if you are a middle school teacher, this will renew your spirit for teaching and jolt you back into self-care! Great book!

I have passed this book on to some teachers. I think the chapter on "Focus on what you want" is worth the cost of the book. She also has some good commentaries on taking back your schedule and simplifying your space.

Enjoyed the author's message and attitude about teaching. Refreshing, uplifting, honest and positive. She understands the difficult realities in education, but she also has some great ideas for how to enjoy it more.

As a veteran teacher, this book was really refreshing to read. It’s so easy to get caught up in the all the negativity that comes with being a teacher at the moment and this book was a great reminder about how mindset is everything. Highly recommend!

Grace Stevens gives a number of useful insights, tips, and tools to help teachers become happier and have a better work/life balance. I've recommended it to my fellow teacher friends. After reading the book, I have set a number of goals for myself and an action plan I plan to follow. It renewed my goal of being happy every day, no matter how it might go. Thank you to Grace for writing this book!

This book found me right when I needed it. If you are contemplating purchasing this book—I urge you to do it. I am recommending it to all of my teacher friends.

I didn't really enjoy this book. Mostly a rant about how great she is and how you could be great too? Most of the information is common sense. Only bought this book as part of a book club. Would not recommend to any educators.