EDUU 9822: Teacher Well-Being - Sustainable You

EDUU 9822: Teacher Well-Being - Sustainable You

Sale price  $240.00 Regular price  $350.00
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EDUU 9822: Teacher Well-Being - Sustainable You

EDUU 9822: Teacher Well-Being - Sustainable You

Graduate-Level Credits: 3

Sale price  $240.00 Regular price  $350.00

This course focuses on personal well-being strategies for educators, including stress management, preventing burnout, time management, and fostering a sustainable career in education. It emphasizes self-care as a prerequisite for effective teaching. The goal is to plan to prevent burnout, achieve work-life integration, and ultimately ensure all students experience a safe and conducive environment for learning.

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How It Works

  • All-Inclusive Tuition: Your registration covers the full course cost and your automatic university enrollment. No hidden fees, no surprises.
  • Graduate-Level Credits: Includes 3 non-degree graduate-level credits and a letter grade from UMass Global (a WASC/WSCUC regionally accredited institution).
  • Simple Transcript Ordering: Once your grade is posted, easily request your official transcripts online.
  • 100% Asynchronous & Flexible: Completely self-paced with no mandatory meetings. Submit your coursework anytime between 1 and 6 months from your registration date.
  • Professional Advancement: Perfect for Pre-K-12 educators looking to satisfy state license renewals or climb the district salary advancement scale.
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Course Learning Objectives

Upon successful completion of this course, you will be able to perform the following:


1. Assess personal and professional stressors impacting educator well-being, identifying their root causes and effects.


2. Develop individualized strategies across mindset shifts, self-care, boundaries, and time management to sustain professional effectiveness.


3. Implement a personalized self-care plan and effective time management techniques to support a sustainable and fulfilling teaching career.


4. Analyze the direct link between educator well-being and positive student outcomes, including improved attendance and enhanced classroom engagement and behaviors.

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