Research abstract

Teaching During The Pandemic

Kara Stoltenberg feels that a lot has changed in school over the years but still education needs more funding.

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Being a teacher during the current pandemic is quite a challenge. Kara Stoltenberg is one of these teachers who has struggled. She has had issues teaching online because it is uncharted territory for her. She was however relieved that the school year started virtually. She is teaching in an empty classroom and that is kind of sad for her. Kara Stoltenberg has said that she does not want any of her kids to lose out because she is new to teaching online.

Key takeaways

  1. One teacher has been relieved that they have started the school year virtually.
  2. The first day of school can be quite exciting for both teachers and students.
  3. Many teachers are not used to teaching online and don't want their students to suffer because of it.

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