If you’re feeling depressed and anxious, it’s hard to do your job well in the college classroom.
Research has shown that teaching is the main source of faculty burnout. Good teaching is emotional work, requiring reserves of patience and ingenuity that are all-too-often depleted in overworked faculty members. The pandemic has certainly offered plenty of anecdotal evidence of that. Here are some suggestions for making it through this difficult semester:
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