EducationSurvey 2013: PD support

Jo Earp

By Jo Earp
Published November 27, 2013

EDUCATORS would like to see professional associations subsidised by state and territory governments, according to an Australian Teacher Magazine survey ...

This story appeared in the December 2013 edition of Australian Teacher Magazine.

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