Remote Teaching: An Identity Crisis for Educators

Update: 2020-08-24

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Sara Murphy is a 7th grade English Teacher and 9th-10th Pre-Advanced Placement English Teacher at Portola Junior-Senior High School. Sara discusses the difficulties of separating and balancing work and home life while working remotely and the stress of worrying about her students while not being able to see them in person.

This is the second to last episode of our first season of the LostSierraStories Podcast.

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Remote Teaching: An Identity Crisis for Educators

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Remote Teaching: An Identity Crisis for Educators

Remote Teaching: An Identity Crisis for Educators