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Download full textLaura Slay; Melanie Loewenstein; Tami Morton – English in Texas, 2023
As schools reopened in the fall of 2021, educators faced pressure to fill in learning gaps created by unfinished learning. Findings from a qualitative case study of elementary school teachers show that at times teachers felt constrained by the limitations of teaching writing in an online environment; therefore, they were excited about returning to…
Descriptors: Psychological Patterns, Personality Traits, Writing (Composition), COVID-19
