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Reflections: Attuned Agency

Overview:

Reflect, acknowledge teaching/learning challenges, transform overwhelm into agency, resilience, and meaningful action.

1. Grounding Prompt (5-10 min):
  • Find a posture that feels safe, eyes open or soft-gazed, shoulders relaxed.
  • Notice any sensations, tightness, fluttering, heaviness, that link to your current teaching or learning “pain points.”

2. Reflection Questions (20-30 min):
  • Which feeling or tension is most present right now in response to my educational challenges?
  • How does this sensation connect me to my deeper purpose or values in teaching/learning?
  • Where might I instinctively turn away or shut down to protect myself?
  • What higher-level intention does this awareness awaken; toward fairness, inclusion, or care?
  • What specific, small step could I take this week to honor that intention in my work or studies?
  • Which personal resource (e.g. steady curiosity, compassionate self-talk, focused breath) can support me in taking that step?
  • How will I maintain this mindful awareness, without tipping into overwhelm, as I plan next actions?
  • What simple cue (e.g. a calendar reminder, peer check-in, desk token) will bring me back to this balance of care and purpose?

3. Closing Integration (5–10 min):
  • Choose one immediate action that bridges your felt experience with purposeful support for yourself or others.
  • Note it in a place you’ll see it, or share it aloud to reinforce your commitment.

“Notice what you’re feeling, honor its source, and channel that energy into steady, compassionate action.”

Inspired by Daniel Schmachtenberger and Nate Hagens: