Teacher workload

Teacher workload refers to the amount of tasks and responsibilities educators manage beyond classroom teaching. This includes preparing lessons, grading, attending meetings, administrative duties, student support, and professional development. High workload can affect teachers' well-being and their ability to focus on student learning. It often leads to increased stress and burnout, making it a significant concern for education systems aiming to provide quality education and maintain teacher satisfaction. Managing workload involves balancing these tasks efficiently and providing adequate support to ensure teachers can perform their roles effectively and sustainably.