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Reducing Workload for Teachers

Our research showed that there are ways of reducing teacher workload. Whilst government-led workload expectations can be challenging, we also found that much of the workload is determined by school leaders and so we would encourage all teachers to raise practical workload suggestions with their leaders. Please also share this website with any of your […]


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Understanding Why Workload is a Problem

Our research found that it helped to think about there being three main types of workload for teachers. One is the practical work – for example how much marking there is, and this is often the part of workload people talk about. But there is also emotional work. Teaching is all about relationships – with […]


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How Leaders Can Reduce Workload for All Teachers

Our research showed that there are ways of reducing teacher workload. One way is for leaders to work with teachers to ask which tasks they think could be cut or changed without having a negative impact. Some of the practical ideas that teachers and leaders in our research came up with are for leaders to: […]


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Helping Leaders Support New Teachers

Our research showed that there are ways of reducing teacher workload. One way is for leaders to work with teachers to ask which tasks they think could be cut or changed without having a negative impact. New teachers found workload particularly challenging. Some of the ideas from our research include supporting new teachers and their […]


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Understanding Workload for Leaders

Our research found that it helped to think about there being three main types of workload for teachers. One is the practical work – for example how much marking there is, and this is often the part of workload people talk about. But there is also emotional work. Teaching is all about relationships – with […]


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