For back-to-school season only · ends August 31

There’s a reason it feels like this every August.
It’s not the one you think.

“Teacher burnout” gets blamed for all of it, but really it’s three separate things pulling at you, and most people only ever get around to fixing one, which is why the exhaustion always finds its way back by October.

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Three things are actually draining you

Most teachers only ever fix one. Here’s all three, broken down a little differently than you’ve seen before.

Jenn Breisacher signing books at FETC
01

Workload & Time

No real stopping point. Work follows you home, every night, until there’s nothing left to give it.

02

Classroom Systems

You’re rebuilding the same procedures from scratch, every year, because the room depends on you too much.

03

Boundaries

Saying yes by default, because saying no never quite feels possible. Not a willpower problem. A pattern.

Naming them is the easy part. What’s below is where you find out which one is actually running your year, and what to do about it before day one.

Ends August 31, 2026

Before the Bell

For back to school season, here’s what I put together: two things, arriving at two different speeds.

A workbook you can download and start tonight. A signed copy of Teaching When You Have Nothing Left, on its way to you right after.

Before the Bell workbook mockup

Download instantly

  • A self-check to find which of the three is actually yours
  • Guided prompts to work through it, not just name it
  • A first-day plan you fill in yourself, boundaries, one system to build, week-one non-negotiables
Teaching When You Have Nothing Left book

On its way to you

  • A print copy of Teaching When You Have Nothing Left
  • Personally signed, just for you
  • Everything you started in the workbook, now with the full system to make it stick

$29.99

Workbook delivered by email immediately after purchase.
Signed book ships to you separately.

This offer and price are only available through August 31, 2026.

What early readers are saying about the book

“This is exactly the book teachers need right now to reignite their passion and avoid burnout. It allows educators to dive in and make meaningful changes in their classrooms immediately.”

— Amber S., 7–12 Math Teacher, Arizona

“An amazing survival guide for the classroom. The practical tips help put the workload of learning back on the students, so that teachers can save their sanity.”

— A. C., Grades 1–9 Spanish as a Mother Tongue, Sweden

“Practical, jam-packed, and on point. Teaching in 2026 is different, and we need to pivot. It makes sense, it is a life teacher saver!”

— Suzie M., Primary School, NSW, Australia
Jenn Breisacher

About the author

Hi, I’m Jenn.

I taught high school history for over a decade before becoming a teacher’s teacher. Since 2018 I’ve worked with educators in 18+ countries on the thing no one prepared us for: staying in this profession without losing ourselves. This bundle is everything I wish someone had handed me before my hardest year started.

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This offer ends August 31.

After that, the workbook comes down and the book goes back to its regular price alone. If the year’s already starting to feel heavy, start tonight.

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About the Author: Jenn Breisacher

Jenn began teaching high school history in 2007. After moving from a teacher-dominated classroom to a truly student-centered one, she found herself helping colleagues who wanted to follow her lead. In 2018, she decided to expand beyond her school walls and help others who were also trying to figure out this fantastic method of instruction to ignite intrinsic motivation in their students. She launched Student Centered World at the urging of her colleagues.Fast forward to today, she has a unique perspective not many educators share. Since the start of the pandemic, she has worked with teachers from diverse backgrounds to identify what works in the classroom and what needs to be left behind. She’s shared strategies from rural Nebraska that have also succeeded in the Bronx. Together, they’ve experimented, refined, and evolved as a community.The student apathy crisis is real. If you’re still teaching like it’s pre-2020, you’ll find yourself frustrated...fast. Jenn is here to help you work your way through it.