Mutant Teacher

What do you guys think? Should homework still be given?

Les devoirs : utiles ou perte de temps? ✏️📚

Comme prof, je n’en donnais jamais. Pourquoi?
👉 Les élèves travaillaient mieux en classe quand j’étais là pour les aider.
👉 Ceux qui ont déjà mille choses après l’école (sports, job, famille) n’étaient pas écrasés.
👉 Et soyons honnêtes : ceux qui font toujours leurs devoirs ne sont pas ceux qui en ont le plus besoin…

Au final, les devoirs creusent surtout l’écart entre les bons et mauvais élèves, épuisent les jeunes après leur journée et ajoutent une charge aux parents.

Alors je vous pose la question : pour ou contre les devoirs?

So many of us have stories about school—what helped, what hurt, and what was missing.
As I reflect on the system and how it needs to evolve, I’d love to hear from you.

👇 Take a moment to answer this question and join the conversation. Your insight matters—because change starts with listening.

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Conflict is a part of every close relationship. But conflict can lead in very different directions depending on how our bodies react when conflict arises and the imbedded beliefs we have about it. In safe and secure attachment relationships with our sweethearts, our best friends, and our children and parents, we can learn to engage conflict with curiosity instead of defense. Of course there will be discomfort and initial reactions but when we realize that conflict can lead to deeper connection it frees us up to see it as a learning experience instead of a threatening experience. Note: This won’t work in the context of abuse. If someone believes they are entitled to control other people and then justifies harmful behavior when they don’t have control, it doesn’t matter how curious you get in conflict, their disease is focused on winning and they have to heal from their abusive mentalities and patterns before they can learn to be curious and vulnerable in connection to you. ❤️Love on and comment WORKBOOK to get a copy of my guided journal, securely attached, to help you process your attachment experiences and learn secure ways of relating.❤️

These 3 words will change your entire perspective on pain. And those 3 words are: BE THE BUFFALO (Yes, I’m talking about a hairy animal. 🐃 ) Be the buffalo. Because when it’s storming out, the buffalo charges into the storm. The buffalo knows that easy choices in the short-term lead to difficult outcomes in the long-term. But difficult choices in the short-term make life easier in the long-term. When you ‘be the buffalo,’ you stop chasing hacks, short-cuts, and get-rich-quick schemes. Instead you put in the reps and doing so makes you: ✔ More disciplined ✔ More resilient ️ ✔ More persistent ✔ More enduring ✔ More successful Maybe you’re in the middle of a storm right now. Or maybe you’re sailing in sunny skies. Whatever you’re experiencing, adopt a BE THE BUFFALO mindset. Be courageous. Do the hard thing. 🙏 💪 👊 You know I like books, right? Well, I wrote a children’s book! It’s titled Be the Buffalo and it teaches kids this exact lesson. Want to see what it’s all about? Comment “BUFFALO” and I’ll send you the link. (If you need a timeless gift for your high school or college grad, this book is a keeper.) P.S. Do you think my son Jasper enjoyed my storytelling? 😅 #BuffaloVsCow #BuffaloMethod #StormStrategy #LifeLessons #WeatherTheStorm #BraveBuffalo #DontBeACow #EmbraceChallenges #NatureKnowsBest #PainMinimization #WisdomInWildlife

Beautiful! 🌻 The ancient Japanese idiom, Oubaitori, comes from the kanji for the four trees that bloom in spring: cherry blossoms, plum, peach, and apricot. Each flower blooms in its own time, and the meaning behind the idiom is that we all grow and bloom at our own pace. I don’t think we give ourselves enough permission to do this. We are far too critical and demanding in expectations about ourselves!

He asks me to watch how fast he can run
How high he can jump, “did you see that mum?”
“Just a minute”, I say -
“I’m almost done”.

He asks me to listen while he hums a tune
Just a second, I say -
“I’ll be there soon”
He asks me to play, as I turn away,
I have things to do, and don’t have all day.
“Hold on a moment”, he hears me say.

He asks me to look at a picture he drew
I say I will soon, but I’ve things to do.
For his world is in colour, a work of art.
An invite he offers into his heart.
But there’s something unfinished.
Always something to start.

I will never be done
There will always be more
The dust will still settle
on some endless chore
And the running, the jumping,
the “mummy watch this”.
Will I remember it only as something I missed?
Too busy with crossing things off my list?

Let’s sit for a while, let’s take some time.
Pull me into your world,
Let me step out of mine.

He soars around, his arms are wings
And I finally learn that we need the same things.
In this season, and all that it brings.

A boy and his mother,
Just seeing each other.

Words from my book ‘Beautiful Chaos’ www.jessicaurlichs.com/shop 📚
Jess Urlichs
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