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When your classroom is your bedroom: Setting boundaries (before burnout) for remote teachers
Blurring the lines between living room and classroom can make it hard to wind down.
How to tell your staff is burned out without them saying “I’m burned out”
By the time you get a resignation letter in your email, it’s usually too late. If you do somehow succeed in convincing your employee to stay on by promising more money and changes to whatever is causing them dissatisfaction, it usually doesn’t last long. As soon as their heart isn’t in it anymore, they’ve basically mentally quit and it’s only a matter of time before they put in their letter again for real.
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