Erica Jacobs is the Education columnist for the DC Examiner, and has taught high school and college for 33 years. She has been around the education block! Email her at ejacob1@gmu.edu.
Making news this week was a study, published in the Monthly Labor Review, that finds that teachers work about the same number of hours as other professionals six days a week, but are twice as likely to work on Sundays.
So what else is new? This weekend I have 175 papers to grade and that will take many hours. Usually I start on Saturdays, but Sunday is crunch day. Why can't there be an extra day added between Sunday and Monday?
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