Jo Purkess Beckett
@beejow.bsky.social
Y6 teacher since pretty much the dawn of time, but always up for learning new tricks!
Reposted by Jo Purkess Beckett
When teachers complain about not having enough planning time, most are not complaining about having to plan.
They are complaining about not having time because they have too many classes, students, bosses, parents, duties, meetings, and paperwork. This solves the wrong problem.
They are complaining about not having time because they have too many classes, students, bosses, parents, duties, meetings, and paperwork. This solves the wrong problem.
So instead of fighting for smaller classes and more time to plan and collaborate with actual humans, districts will jump on this as the bold, innovative solution to teacher workload, and then gradually use the "efficiencies" to ... increase teacher workload. Why are we so gullible and short-sighted
EEF: ChatGPT cuts lesson planning by nearly a third
The saved time did not come at the expense of quality, independent evaluation finds
www.tes.com
December 15, 2024 at 12:36 PM
When teachers complain about not having enough planning time, most are not complaining about having to plan.
They are complaining about not having time because they have too many classes, students, bosses, parents, duties, meetings, and paperwork. This solves the wrong problem.
They are complaining about not having time because they have too many classes, students, bosses, parents, duties, meetings, and paperwork. This solves the wrong problem.
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