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Topics: Podcasts, Educator Tips

How to Boost Teacher Morale During COVID-19

Teaching is a challenging enough profession without an unprecedented pandemic making things more difficult for faculty, staff and students alike. How do you boost teacher morale during COVID-19 — a pandemic that’s gone on longer than anyone expected? To answer that question, host Shelby Skrhak sat down with Dr. Andra Penny for this episode of the Education Technology Podcast, brought to you by Istation.

Andra Penny-1Dr. Penny is the principal at Cottonwood Creek Elementary in Coppell, Texas, where she, like many school administrators, is feeling the pressure this unusual school year has imposed. Texas lawmakers have largely left distance learning decisions to individual school districts to decide, and, in turn, many superintendents have allowed parents to choose whether their children attend face-to-face learning or get remote instruction.