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Singapore teachers work more hours than OECD average due to increased non-teaching duties, despite less time teaching than in 2018.
Singapore teachers work 47.3 hours weekly—above the OECD average—due to rising non-teaching duties like counselling and parent communication, despite less time teaching and marking than in 2018.
A global OECD survey of 194,000 teachers found 75% use AI in classrooms, more than double the global average.
While over 80% remain satisfied, 27% report high stress, up from 23% in 2018, citing administrative tasks and student outcomes.
The Ministry of Education attributes the workload to its holistic education model and is testing digital tools and AI-assisted marking to reduce burdens.
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Los maestros de Singapur trabajan más horas que el promedio de la OCDE debido al aumento de las tareas no docentes, a pesar de que enseñan menos tiempo que en 2018.