There are times when teachers and students alike feel completely overwhelmed. The stress of a deadline, the pressure of an assignment, or time constraints can create stress in our lives. How we manage stress can impact our grades, decisions, and even professional reputation.
There has been a lot of press about the power of yoga, guided breathing, meditation and mindfulness in today's schools. Over the past year, I have experimented with and found many benefits of guided breathing, meditation, and mindfulness. It may sound great, but how can you get started?
Do Nothing for 2 Minutes
Do Nothing for 2 Minutes is an easy-to-use website with a simplistic objective. Simply visit the site and do nothing for 2 minutes.
Once you visit the site, you will hear the sounds of the ocean and see the picture of a sunset. You are encouraged to relax and do absolutely nothing for 2 minutes. A clock will appear on your screen with a 2 minute countdown. If you move your mouse or touch your keyboard, the timer will restart back to 2 minutes.
Conclusion:
Whether you are using it with students or yourself, this is a great tool that you can use to calm your mind, alleviate stress, and refocus.
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I just discussed this with my Psychology classes! I am going to start using this website with them at the beginning of every class.
ReplyDeleteThanks Mel!