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Preventing Teacher Burnout | Geraldine Hogan | TEDxMiramar

Retired judge, Geraldine Hogan shares her personal journey from passionate teacher to overcoming burnout and transitioning to a successful legal career. Discover how teacher burnout, described by the World Health Organization as an “occupational phenomenon,” impacts educators and the quality of education. Geraldine explains the early signs of burnout, how to manage job-related stress, and the importance of recognizing when a career change may be the best path forward. Learn actionable strategies for preventing burnout and explore new career opportunities beyond the classroom. If you’re an educator struggling with stress, this talk offers hope and practical solutions. #TeacherBurnout #CareerChange #BurnoutPrevention #EducatorMentalHealth #TeacherStress #WorkLifeBalance #K12Burnout #MentalHealthAwareness Geraldine Hogan is a former elementary school teacher, licensed attorney, and retired judge. She is also certified by the Florida Supreme Court as a Circuit Court Mediator. Since her retirement from the judiciary in 2018, Geraldine has dedicated time to helping parties resolve legal disputes through mediation, avoiding the need for judicial intervention. Before attending law school, Geraldine worked as a teacher for over a decade. She understands the importance of setting and pursuing new career goals at the appropriate time. Drawing from her own journey, she authored the book Career Moves for Teachers and Other Professionals: Strategies for a Successful Job Change. Geraldine is a member of several Toastmasters International’s network of clubs and has earned the Distinguished Toastmaster award, the highest level of educational achievement in Toastmasters. As a Toastmaster, Geraldine enjoys helping individuals enhance their communication and leadership skills. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx