I’ve had a number of teacher friends leave due to stress and burnout, even after a few years. One of the complaints is how much instruction time they now have to spend teaching students to take standardized tests. Another also has to do with management of student anxiety over not getting perfect A+ grades, or more bureaucracy. Both the l…
I’ve had a number of teacher friends leave due to stress and burnout, even after a few years. One of the complaints is how much instruction time they now have to spend teaching students to take standardized tests. Another also has to do with management of student anxiety over not getting perfect A+ grades, or more bureaucracy. Both the letter to the editor and writer and the other fellow made good points but as always situations are nuanced and have to be taken on a case by case basis, depending on the school system we’re talking about
I’ve had a number of teacher friends leave due to stress and burnout, even after a few years. One of the complaints is how much instruction time they now have to spend teaching students to take standardized tests. Another also has to do with management of student anxiety over not getting perfect A+ grades, or more bureaucracy. Both the letter to the editor and writer and the other fellow made good points but as always situations are nuanced and have to be taken on a case by case basis, depending on the school system we’re talking about