Over the course of the pandemic, we’ve discussed the difficulties that our students and their families are facing, and while those challenges have implications that can affect not only this academic year but also stretch far into the future, we have yet to focus on what it’s like to teach students during this time of extreme hardship. So, today, we’ll venture back into the classroom, but instead of sitting in one of the student’s desks, we’re going to explore what it means to be a teacher, to be responsible for student learning while managing personal and professional insecurities in the time of Covid. Today, we ask the question: how long can our nation’s teachers keep this up?