In our report Education in the time of crisis: The potential implications of school closures for teachers and students we considered what we could learn from past crises about the potential implications of school closures and the crisis more widely for students' learning and student as well as teacher wellbeing. While we can learn a lot from past crises, it is equally important to consider how the current unprecedented circumstances are affecting teachers and students. This is why the Chartered College of Teaching carried out a consultation with nearly 1,800 members about the effects of the current crisis on their wellbeing, workload, your students' learning and your opinions on school reopening plans. Given the central role that teachers have played and continue to play in the education system's response to the COVID-19 crisis, we believe that it is paramount to consider your views and experiences to improve our understanding of the the potential implications this crisis has had on
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