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Our study, which took daily surveys from over 600 employees, suggests burnout may quietly fuel worrying attitudes – specifically, the potential justification of violent extremism – towards the perceived source of their distress. Above: Supporters of Luigi Mangione protest outside of his arraignment in Federal Court for murder charges against a healthcare CEO in New York City
“I’m excited that we’re able to bring this credential pathway to fruition and directly impact schools in our local communities,” said Dr. Gordon Capp, Associate Professor of Social Work and credential program coordinator.
The extra water consumption by data centres is a big problem for some in Querétaro which last year endured the worst drought of a century, impacting crops and water supplies to some communities. At her home in Querétaro, activist Teresa Roldán tells me residents have asked the authorities for more information and transparency about the data centres and the water they use but says this has not been forthcoming.
It’s that time of year when the days get shorter. The air turns crisp. The shadows stretch longer. And school starts. It’s also that time when yet another pompous business CEO or ed-tech executive with zero classroom experience trots out a puerile essay declaring what’s wrong with education and how to fix it. Their miracle cure? Some shiny, overpriced gadget or a market-driven ideology dressed up as innovation. School boards and college administrators eat it up—not because it actually improves learning—but because it promises to cut costs by swapping out teachers for tech.
Ted began his social work career at the Logansport State Hospital as a community based social worker, stationed in Lafayette, where he also worked as a part-time practitioner in a private psychiatric office.
