ROE is a ride along in the day of the life of Jenna, a teacher at a public college. With words of warning ringing in her ears from a fellow teacher, Jenna tries to establish boundaries with her students. ROE explores the volatility of students who are struggling with their mental health and asks, how can our teachers remain detached from the emotional weight of their students? ROE is a love letter to teachers everywhere and recognises how complex the student/teacher dynamic is; and how much we owe to those in this tough profession.
Jenna

ROE is a ride along in the day of the life of Jenna, a teacher at a public college. With words of warning ringing in her ears from a fellow teacher, Jenna tries to establish boundaries with her students. ROE explores the volatility of students who are struggling with their mental health and asks, how can our teachers remain detached from the emotional weight of their students? ROE is a love letter to teachers everywhere and recognises how complex the student/teacher dynamic is; and how much we owe to those in this tough profession.
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