Bad times for teaching
Reflecting on the very justified complaint of my colleague from Plástica, I understand that sometimes consciously or unconsciously we assume that some colleagues have more workload than others, and that this is so and there is nothing to do. Although the proportionality in terms of uneven workload has been almost like a tradition resignedly consented in our center (perhaps because we are few and we all know each other), now it becomes more evident. The number of students in charge of a teacher is the key to distinguish the major or minor task of a teacher. When we measure the teaching hours of each student in this quarantine period, they are blurred in such a way that although we only give a student two hours a week, they now have us 24 hours a day. You cannot refuse a job that sends you at 8 in the afternoon if, in addition, you apologize for the delay because you did not have a Wi-Fi connection or you did not have a computer, or your mobile phone had run out of data....