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Old 07-06-2022, 09:50   #9
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Re: Four-day work week (to be) trialled in UK in world's biggest pilot

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Originally Posted by Maggy View Post
It was ‘marking time’ that was the irritating part of my job. It was never properly defined as far as I could judge. Especially as an art teacher where the art work was too much size wise to actually transport home. I spent a lot of time in an empty school addressing that part of the job. So much easier to take a pile of exercise books home. I left before computers became a major part of teaching and marking.



There is just as much marking now with computers, especially with the various virtual learning platforms.
And many subjects are still using exercise books. I see so many teachers staying til late to mark books in the school I work at.
Many spending time at weekends too.




I think a 4 day week would be briliant for everyone, especially from a mental health perspective too. It would really help de-stress everyone.
We live in this world now where everything has to be done at once, immeditately. We need to slow down.
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