New Article: Managing the Virtual and Hybrid Teaching Workload
Posted by Edutopia on November 10, 2020
Many teachers are finding their work to be more demanding this year, so looking for ways to simplify some of it is important.
Teachers everywhere seem to be working twice as hard and feeling perpetually overwhelmed and dissatisfied. Students are also feeling stressed out and disconnected—we’re all carrying an intense emotional workload. Although there’s much about the current situation that we can’t solve, teachers can work to mitigate some of this stress by prioritizing what’s most important—predictability, care, community, and learning.
These are a few strategies that I think can make the demands of this school year more sustainable over the long haul.
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