Sentences with phrase «teacher workload too»

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Online teachers are often too busy juggling a heavy workload to notice an important fact - we may be teachers,...

Parents and teachers should monitor students for taking on an academic workload that is too stressful.

Online teachers are often too busy juggling a heavy workload to notice an important fact - we may be teachers, but we're students, too!

The findings, from a study of teachers by GL Assessment, indicate that some schools are unnecessarily adding to teacher workload by running too many assessments and focusing colleagues» energies on administration rather than analysis.

Although the volume does not attempt to analyze the causes of our relative decline or how it might be overcome, it shows a preference for some explanations and solutions: the book asserts, for example, that «the school work force — teachers, principals, superintendents, other administrators, and ancillary personnel — too often favor only those changes to the status quo that enhance their income and lighten their workload.»

«This was going to place too heavy a workload on our teachers and would make it very difficult for us to differentiate teaching so that we could provide high end challenges for our more able learners.

Sixty - three per cent of surveyed teachers felt too overwhelmed with their current workload in relation to the extra coursework they have to teach for RSE and other life skills and 67 per cent stated that they don't receive enough support from the Department for Education to teach appropriate RSE.

All answers have been provided too, reducing teacher workload!

Teachers» unions have warned about excessive workloads and complained about staff being put under too much pressure.

Keates also warmly thanked Morgan for publishing three new reports on the causes of teacher workload, which aim to tackle complaints over bureaucratic marking, lesson planning and data reporting that teachers say takes up too much time outside the classroom.

Some teachers reported that their school had introduced new software to try to reduce workload, such as programmes for tracking pupil performance, but training was necessary for this too.

Teachers are spending too much time on activities that don t improve their teaching, according to Nansi Ellis, assistant general secretary for policy at the Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL), in her new book Managing Teacher Workload.

As I visit more and more schools, I discover that there isn't a uniform story on workload — teachers» experiences are very different; and schools» policies and practices are very different too.

This was going to place too heavy a workload on our teachers and would make it very difficult for us to differentiate teaching so that we could provide challenges for our More Able learners.