In-person studies resume at British School Al Khubairat. All pictures by Victor Besa / The National
In-person studies resume at British School Al Khubairat. All pictures by Victor Besa / The National
Safety signs are in place to protect the health of the school population.
Safety signs are in place to protect the health of the school population.
Safety requirements are outlined for staff and pupils alike.
Safety requirements are outlined for staff and pupils alike.
Year seven to nine pupils are welcomed to British School Al Khubairat on February 17, 2021.
Year seven to nine pupils are welcomed to British School Al Khubairat on February 17, 2021.
Pupils are cheered all the way to class at British School Al Khubairat, after almost a year learning at home.
Pupils are cheered all the way to class at British School Al Khubairat, after almost a year learning at home.
Pupils wear masks during their studies as they settle back into life in the classroom.
Pupils wear masks during their studies as they settle back into life in the classroom.
Deputy Head Girls Alice Landerholm and Eleni Dodds returned to in-person lessons.
Deputy Head Girls Alice Landerholm and Eleni Dodds returned to in-person lessons.
Pupils and teachers resume face-to-face learning at the Abu Dhabi school.
Pupils and teachers resume face-to-face learning at the Abu Dhabi school.
Two young pupils make their way to class.
Two young pupils make their way to class.
Precautionary measures have been implemented at the school to ensure a safe return to in-person studies.
Precautionary measures have been implemented at the school to ensure a safe return to in-person studies.
Pupils make their way through the school doors.
Pupils make their way through the school doors.
A young pupil heads back to school.
A young pupil heads back to school.

Education

Some UAE schools ban after-hours emails and cut paperwork to ease teacher workloads

Teachers have had to contend with the increased demands of blended learning during the Covid-19 age

Anam Rizvi
Anam Rizvi
UAE

April 25, 2021

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  • Arabic

Private schools across the UAE are taking steps to reduce the workload of teachers faced with an "increased burden" during the Covid-19 pandemic.

The outbreak prompted teachers to get to grips with new technology while juggling both in-person and remote learning.

Even before the pandemic, The National reported that long hours and heavy workloads were pushing UAE teachers into abandoning the private sector for government schools.

Some private school teachers told The National that they often worked up to 70 hours a week, especially ahead of annual inspections.

The unique demands of education in the Covid-19 age has led school leaders to strip away administrative duties and enforce cut-off points for work correspondence to ease the strain on staff.

David Cook, chief education officer at Repton schools and headmaster at Repton Dubai, said the group had worked to reduce or remove any unnecessary administrative work for teachers.

“Teacher workload was a key area as they were teaching both audiences," said Mr Cook.

“We have worked really hard to strip away anything that is excessive, which was unnecessary, which was not about teaching and learning. For instance, anything administrative.

“We carried out detailed surveys on how teachers were coping with the pandemic. Staff requested access to specialist help as they wanted to know more about how to protect their mental health.

“Some staff were worried about the health crisis turning into a financial crisis, so job security was a concern. We were able to reassure them that their jobs were secure.”

Teachers were supported to use technology to provide verbal feedback to pupils, which is faster than written feedback.

The Repton group of schools in Dubai and Abu Dhabi instituted a policy of no emails after 5pm, to help teachers separate work and home life.

Teachers who required support from specialists were provided with this.

Many teachers in the UAE are residents who move here for work and do not have a family network in the country.

Schools turn to technology to ease pressures

Rashmi Nandkeolyar, principal of Delhi Private School Dubai said the school had started using technology to help with marking pupils, freeing up teachers' evenings. Chris Whiteoak / The National
Rashmi Nandkeolyar, principal of Delhi Private School Dubai said the school had started using technology to help with marking pupils, freeing up teachers' evenings. Chris Whiteoak / The National

Rashmi Nandkeolyar, principal of Delhi Private School Dubai, said they had started using technology to help with marking papers, freeing up teachers' evenings.

"For teachers, one of the biggest banes is correction. We have introduced a lot of multiple choice questions which are automatically corrected, saving teachers' time," said Ms Nandkeolyar.

Teachers only have to grade long answers and the data is analysed by a system.

The school invested in DigiPen, a technological tool that helps teachers assess assignments.

Teachers at the school cannot be sent emails after 8pm.

Parents are informed of a particular hour in the evening during which they may ask teachers questions.

Ms Nandkeolyar said paperwork had been considerably reduced during the pandemic.

Taaleem, one of UAE's largest school developers, cut meeting schedules and limited emails sent to teachers, while also introducing counselling support.

"At the outset of the pandemic we believe that our decision to retain all staff on current salaries brought immediate stress relief," said Alan Williamson, chief executive of Taaleem.

Alan Williamson, chief executive of Taaleem, said the group's schools had reduced meeting schedules and offered teachers counselling support. Courtesy: Taaleem
Alan Williamson, chief executive of Taaleem, said the group's schools had reduced meeting schedules and offered teachers counselling support. Courtesy: Taaleem

“Since then we have reduced our meeting schedules, as we are aware of the increased burden on teachers from blended learning where, in some of our schools, pupils in classes are working at home and in school.”

Parent information evenings are held online across all Taaleem Schools now. They intend to continue this post-pandemic, as the decision has proven popular with families.

"Most teachers would comment on the burden of marking and planning, both of which were traditionally onerous and paper-based. Taaleem have pushed innovation in this area using technology which has been welcomed by our teachers," Mr Williamson said.

A good start but teachers need more support

Schools can still do more to help teachers reduce their work load, said Robert Welsh, founder of Teachers Social, a teacher support group in Dubai.

“For a lot of teachers, their workload has doubled but salaries are the same and some teachers are not receiving their full salaries. It’s very unfair,” said Mr Welsh.

Adek inspectors review Covid-19 safety measures at a private school in Abu Dhabi. Adek
Adek inspectors review Covid-19 safety measures at a private school in Abu Dhabi. Adek
Adek inspectors review Covid-19 safety measures at a private school in Abu Dhabi. Adek
Adek inspectors review Covid-19 safety measures at a private school in Abu Dhabi. Adek
Adek inspectors review Covid-19 safety measures at a private school in Abu Dhabi. Adek
Adek inspectors review Covid-19 safety measures at a private school in Abu Dhabi. Adek
An Abu Dhabi private education staff member prepares to receive the Covid-19 vaccine during a drive organised by Adek. Courtesy: Abu Dhabi Department of Education and Knowledge
An Abu Dhabi private education staff member prepares to receive the Covid-19 vaccine during a drive organised by Adek. Courtesy: Abu Dhabi Department of Education and Knowledge
Abu Dhabi private school staff wait to be vaccinated against Covid-19 as part of a drive organised by Adek. Courtesy: Abu Dhabi Department of Education and Knowledge
Abu Dhabi private school staff wait to be vaccinated against Covid-19 as part of a drive organised by Adek. Courtesy: Abu Dhabi Department of Education and Knowledge
An Abu Dhabi private education staff member has her blood pressure checked before receiving the Covid-19 vaccine. Courtesy: Abu Dhabi Department of Education and Knowledge
An Abu Dhabi private education staff member has her blood pressure checked before receiving the Covid-19 vaccine. Courtesy: Abu Dhabi Department of Education and Knowledge
Pupils were cheered all the way to class at British School Al Khubairat after the returning to school. Victor Besa / The National
Pupils were cheered all the way to class at British School Al Khubairat after the returning to school. Victor Besa / The National
Pupils return to school on Sunday at British School Al Khubairat. Victor Besa / The National
Pupils return to school on Sunday at British School Al Khubairat. Victor Besa / The National
Pupils return to school on Sunday at British School Al Khubairat. Security keep a watchful eye on the thermal monitors at the entrance of the school. Victor Besa/The National
Pupils return to school on Sunday at British School Al Khubairat. Security keep a watchful eye on the thermal monitors at the entrance of the school. Victor Besa/The National

Mr Welsh said government school teachers in the Emirates typically do not get emails or calls after 3.30pm.

“In private schools, the official timing is till 3.30pm, but teachers receive calls till 9pm," he said.

"I have seen teachers leave events in the evening because they had to prepare something immediately."

However, Mr Welsh said he was glad to hear that teacher wellbeing was high on the agenda.

“It is nice to see that schools are starting to look at teacher wellbeing," he said.

“A lot of schools don’t know what direction they should be taking. They should listen to what the teachers need."

Mr Welsh said online digital marking tools helped teachers.

Retaining teachers is a global issue, with four in 10 teachers planning to quit the profession, according to a 2019 international survey by the National Education Union in the UK.

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