Learn how classroom collaboration and engagement can help teachers avoid burnout

Playful and student-centered learning can help create a fun and social classroom atmosphere that benefits both students and teachers

Since COVID-19’s disruptions in education, teacher burnout has been a key issue in schools and a significant driver of the recent teacher shortages. Louisa Rosenheck, Director of Pedagogy at Kahoot!, explores how encouraging a more collaborative, participatory and engaged learning environment—including with playful technology such as Kahoot!—can help educators maintain well-being and save time at work.

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