#burnout

#burnout

Central Objective: Mitigate burnout in early childhood education and childcare centers by providing practical guidance for educators. Supporting elements include contextually related trainings (currently no courses available), related articles on creativity, well-being, and routines, and a Related Resources section with self-care and professionalism guides for early childhood professionals.

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