Teachers concerned about their health and quality of education when dealing with COVID-19 – The Canadian News
OTTAWA - Kelly Main says she has never felt so drained and stressed during her 27 years of high school teaching as since she returned to the classroom this fall during the COVID-19 pandemic.
As someone who teaches grades 10 and 12 at Waterloo, you are faced with the challenge of delivering material to students in class and online at the same time.
The Waterloo Region School Board, like many others across the country, has adopted a hybrid system to have fewer students in class at the same time in an attempt to prevent COVID-19 outbreaks.
“We are expected to deliver the material every day to both cohorts,” she said of the 15 students she has in class with her and the other 15 who study remotely from home. The two groups change places every five days.
"You will never be on the ...