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Workload: Covid taught me how to listen to my health
When the coronavirus struck this author, she learned that recovery really is on a spectrum and while some work is not possible, other tasks might be
General
11 December 2020
Return to normal? I’ll be staying home this winter
For some people, ‘getting back to normal’ means being face to face with colleagues and being in a classroom again – but Lou Mycroft is not so sure
7 August 2020
Power and its role in the life of teachers
Once teachers understand that they can harness power, no matter their place in the hierarchy, real change can begin
2 February 2020
Teachers, embrace joy and change your world in 2020
Don’t settle for thinking you can’t do anything, says Lou Mycroft – practise being joyful and change will come
28 December 2019
Is it fair to expect teachers to do research as well?
In austere times, it’s a fine line between enabling positive pedagogical development and imposing it, writes Lou Mycroft
27 November 2019
Why too much overtime damages the teaching profession
Teachers are public servants – but selfless commitment can lead to mental and physical burnout, writes Lou Mycroft
10 November 2019
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