Megan Neaves says the best part of her day is being in front of her students. But she says trying to attend to all of the different needs and put out all these fires, there's always something you could have done better. She was a witness this week at the Legislative Standing Committee on Human Resources. And there she and others spoke to teacher workloads and the impact on student achievement. She also discussed what can make a difference to teacher recruitment and retention and the reasons there's a shortage in substitute teachers. She is a first voice from the front lines, from the front of the classroom.
