COVID and schools: Australia is about to feel the full brunt of its teacher shortage

Rachel Wilson and Giuseppe Carabetta

By Rachel Wilson and Giuseppe Carabetta
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The Omicron wave is likely to exacerbate Australia’s existing teacher shortages and demanding workloads.

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