Let us first thank you for all that you have taken on during this challenging time. You are facing a host of issues related to distance learning and “ed tech” — and we want to hear about them.
That’s why AFT Connecticut has once again teamed up for another survey with our sisters and brothers in the Connecticut Education Association (CEA) and media partners with WFSB-TV Channel 3. This time it’s just 22 questions focused on how things are going for you and your students right now — and the implications for the future of public education.
Click here to complete the brief survey online by this Friday.
Your responses will remain anonymous — unless you specifically choose to be interviewed by Channel 3 (the final question). They are planning to use the results to report on how educators across Connecticut are adapting distance learning while our school buildings remain closed.
We know you are being asked to do a lot online right now. Thank you in advance for taking the time to share your thoughts on how the pandemic is impacting you, your students and public education.
More to come, and in solidarity,
Mary Yordon
Vice President for Pre-K-12 Teachers, AFT Connecticut
David Hayes
Secretary-Treasurer, AFT Connecticut
Jan Hochadel
President, AFT Connecticut
Bristol Federation of Teachers 