If you're a teacher
or someone who appreciates them,
you're in the right place!
At TFC, we celebrate teachers' impact and promote wellbeing for educators and fans.
Thank you,Teachers!
we're your biggest fans.
THE PODCAST FOR CELEBRATING AND SUPPORTING EDUCATORS
the TFC PODCAST
Teacher Fan Club is a wellbeing podcast and free resource focused on wellbeing and resilience topics, as well as gratitude-gushing for educators. Episodes are relevant to ALL members of a school community!
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why not?!
teachers deserve one.
- The way we talk about, value, and support teachers (and ourselves, as teachers) matters.
- Teachers don't always know their positive and profound impact.
- Expressing gratitude benefits both the giver and receiver.
- Prioritizing wellbeing for teachers (and their fans!) creates positive ripple effects in education and beyond.
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Christina Armenta and Sonja Lyubomirsky
the science behind Tfc
"Gratitude is not just a pleasant, passive emotion but rather an activating, energizing force that may lead us to pursue our goals and become better, more socially engaged people."
Gratitude is an untapped source of energy and inspiration in our school communities. Learn more about the pro-social behaviours that are correlated with gratitude in How Gratitude Motivates Us to Become Better People.
JILL SUTTIE
Article: GREATER GOOD SCIENCE CENTER
the science behind Tfc
"Expressions of gratitude not only provide social glue for the people involved—the grateful person and the benefactor — but also spread ... affecting witnesses in ways that could reverberate throughout a group."
Gratitude is so powerful that even witnessing others expressing gratitude can give us a boost. Learn more about The Ripple Effects of a Thank-You.
JEFF HUFFMAN, in Summer allen's
greater good science center article
the science behind Tfc
"There is growing evidence that being grateful may not only bring good feelings. It could lead to better health."
Gratitude is like a multivitamin-- it can benefit multiple dimensions of our health and wellbeing. Learn more about the research in
Is Gratitude Good for Your Health?
