Sentence examples for teachers workload from inspiring English sources

Christopher Denson, a teacher from Coventry, said teachers' workload levels were totally unsustainable.

A leading education academic has suggested schools should outsource marking to people overseas to cut teachers' workload.

A Department for Education and Skills (DfES) spokesman said the government had worked hard to reduce teachers' workload.

Let's choose methods that make a real difference to learning – and cut teachers' workload in the process.

The workload challenge tells me that the government is more interested in appearing to be concerned about teachers' workload than they actually are.

Among issues up for debate was teachers' workload, with delegates sharing stories of staff in tears at school on a daily basis.

The NUT is concerned that an increase in form-filling has driven up teachers' workloads.

Many schools in South Africa are critically understaffed and SEED is conscious of teachers' workloads.

Jeannine Clark, the principal, said she hired only one new teacher, in art, covering the other classes by adding stipends or rearranging teachers' workloads.

Mary Bousted, general secretary of ATL, said: "Unless the government makes changes to address teachers' workloads, we fear thousands of great teachers will leave".

As schools warn of a growing funding crisis, and concerns over teachers' workloads increase, the debate about salaries is likely to rumble on.