COVID-19 thrust our school communities into a rapid transition to remote learning which affected almost every facet of school-based education ...
'It’s hell right now for teachers': remote learning survey shares COVID-19 realities
A survey of teachers in Australia has found they were working harder and longer during remote learning. But there are also important lessons for the future of education.
“I’m getting up around 4am most mornings to finalise my day’s lesson planning and to do corrections. That way I’m available during class time for my students and during frees/recess/ lunch. I can then help monitor my three children’s schooling,"one teacher said in the survey.
“I’m getting up around 4am most mornings to finalise my day’s lesson planning and to do corrections. That way I’m available during class time for my students and during frees/recess/ lunch. I can then help monitor my three children’s schooling,"one teacher said in the survey.
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