Apologies if I'm being really thick here but:
A) I'm reading about how hard it is to fill teacher vacancies
B) I'm reading about long hours teachers work, with pressure of data/marking policies/lesson plans/paperwork.
Given (A) - would a teacher refusing to engage in (B) really have action taken against them?
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Tariqa · 13/03/2016 11:20
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