Hello, Thank you for your query. I would like to check for vocal cord inflammation /nodules. Being a teacher necessitates talking loudly. This, over a period of time, causes vocal cord strain. I believe that the laryngitis episode cause inflammation of the vocal cord which has bit recovered yet due to lack of rest. *what were your symptoms when you first got it? *what are your symptoms now? *what medications did you take? *have you noticed any voice change before and after the laryngitis? *do you use chalk or marker? I recommend : -an ear nose throat (ENT) consult. -laryngoscopy -voice rest for atleast 4 weeks or till healing is complete. -avoid cold fluids, chalk dust and talking loudly and continuously. -Gargle with warm (as warm as you can tolerate) salt water. -hold a wet handkerchief over your nose and mouth to prevent irritation by air pollution while traveling to and from work or while going out -have a teaspoon of honey twice a day. -avoid any food items that irritate your throat (citric fruits, spicy food) -take a vitamin C supplement (500 mg) with a full cup of water for 3 weeks. -stay well hydrated and avoid extremes of temperature. Voice rest would mean you avoid teaching. Ease consider my recommendations for a full recovery. Hope this helps. Please let me know if there is anything else I can help you with. Wish you good health