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Teachers say working with students kept them motivated at the start of the pandemic

  • Written by Nathan D. Jones, Associate Professor of Special Education, Boston University
Teachers say working with students kept them motivated at the start of the pandemicTeachers experienced more positive emotions interacting with their students when schools closed during the pandemic. Barrie Fanton/Education Images/Universal Images Group via Getty Images

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