One of the biggest reasons that teachers burnout is because of the constant adding of more and more to our plates. Sometimes the tasks that are added aren't even necessary for us as professionals to do and if we want to take control of our tasks, you have to start working smarter.If you're looking to start working smarter and not harder this school year and beat burnout, you need to start automating your classroom. Automation doesn't have to be super techy and intimidating. In fact, in this episode, we will introduce you to three SIMPLE AI tools that you can easily implement to automate your classroom and reclaim your precious time. HEAD OVER TO THE SHOW NOTES: teachingmindbodyandsoul.com/episode58?Join the FREE Resilient Teacher Community on Facebook: http://www.teachingmindbodyandsoul.com/supportsquad? Want a FREE personalized step-by-step guide to crushing teacher burnout? Take the Personalized Burnout Recovery Roadmap quiz here! ❓Get your Questions Answered on the Resilient Teacher Podcast: Ask anything about burnout, recovery, self-care, simplification, and get your questions answered on the show. Head over to teachingmindbodyandsoul.com/ask✨While this podcast is meant to be helpful for teachers and their mental health, it is not a replacement for therapy or medical care from a licensed professional. Head over to teachingmindbodyandsoul.com/talkspace to save $100 on your first month of accessible therapy from a licensed professional by using the code: SPACE!?Get on the Waitlist for the Automate Your Classroom course & be the first to know how to simplify teacher tasks and create automations so that you can reduce time wasting tasks, set it and forget it, and have the time to do the things you actually want to do in teaching here!??‍?Get on the Individualized EduCare Program Waitlist and be the first to know when the doors open & special promotions here!?PS: Has this podcast been helpful for you? Quick! Screenshot this episode, add it to IG, and tag me @teachingmindbodyandsoul  This helps spread the word of this podcast to other educators.